You may see classrooms switching around inside Gibraltar Area Schools facilities sooner than expected. Construction crews took advantage of last week's spring break to do some of the more significant items on their punch list, such as installing the building's new HVAC system and moving security systems and fire panels in anticipation of this summer's demolition work. Gibraltar Superintendent Brett Stousland says it is exciting to see everything come together. 

The work being done is part of a $29.8 million referendum approved by voters in 2023. Demolition work this summer will include the old gym, which is now used for the elementary school. The district is hosting a Last Dance event on May 17th to commemorate the end of an era and showcase the work that has been done up to this point. You can find more details about the event here.