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Enota school unveils new building with touches of history
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Enota Multiple Intelligences Academy Principal Wesley Roach plays keyboard and joins Jill Hastings Goforth, Sammy Smith and Leah Roach, right, singing the school song Thursday, May 31, 2018, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the rebuilt school in Gainesville. - photo by Scott Rogers
Principal Wesley Roach had a message for his students during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the newly rebuilt Enota Multiple Intelligences Academy in Gainesville on Thursday. “Boys and girls,” Roach said before hundreds of students, parents, faculty and community leaders packed into the school gymnasium, “this is your school. This is our school. A school is not just a building. But a school is the pulse of the people that come into class every day.” Then Roach called on the audience to sing the school song with him as he played a keyboard in what became a joyous celebration of the school’s promising future.
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