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Dunnington Reading Room Renovations Begin
Renovations on the Dunnington Reading Room in the Walker Building are underway. The project is scheduled to be completed in six months.
The space, originally used as a meeting hall and theater for the school, is located above the Reynolds Family Dining Room in the Walker Building. The room has recently been used as a study area, storage area, and home to the yearbook offices. The renovations will convert the adjoining old classroom areas into expanded office space for the college counseling office. And, the main room will be used as a study area, furnished with tables and comfortable sitting areas for work during the day and in study hall.
The pictures depict the construction progress as of Tuesday, February 4.
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The space, originally used as a meeting hall and theater for the school, is located above the Reynolds Family Dining Room in the Walker Building. The room has recently been used as a study area, storage area, and home to the yearbook offices. The renovations will convert the adjoining old classroom areas into expanded office space for the college counseling office. And, the main room will be used as a study area, furnished with tables and comfortable sitting areas for work during the day and in study hall.
The pictures depict the construction progress as of Tuesday, February 4.
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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