Project’s end is in sight

New Hampton’s top school administrator’s biggest fear was that New Hampton’s new middle school building wouldn’t be completed on time.
“I know everyone doing a construction project goes through that,” Superintendent Jay Jurrens said, “and I’m going to be honest, I went through it, but walking through the building this week, it hit me that, ‘Yes, we’re going to be able to move in’ when the year starts.”
Jurrens made his comments on Thursday as he gave the Tribune a tour of the new school that is part of a $19.415 million investment New Hampton voters approved in a February 2017 referendum and also includes a new vocational agriculture and industrial technology center, as well as a new competition gymnasium.
For more on this story see the July 16 Tribune.