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Home » Latest News » North Pines Middle School project to start next spring

North Pines Middle School project to start next spring

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—ALSC Architects PS
November 3, 2016
Business Wire

Central Valley School District plans to build a new North Pines Middle School just west of the current structure. The $27.6 million, 84,600-square-foot structure is scheduled to be

completed in mid-summer of 2018. ALSC Architects PS, of Spokane, is the architect on the project, and Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, is the contractor.

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