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April 2015
BRIDGINGTON POST Bridges Builds its Future Exciting new building, pool planned for school By Anthony Sunseri
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ridges Academy is planning to undergo significant changes over the next few years. There is even talk of a swimming pool and a tree house, according to Head of School Carl Sabatino. “We need more space for the students we have and to grow,” Carl said. “And the buildings we have are now over 60 years old and need to be rebuilt or remodeled.” The first major change will happen in the fall with a new main
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entrance for families and visitors in the renovated dormitory. Students will continue to enter through the regular doors. The school is also planning to demolish the convent. In its place will be a new building to house a new theater and stage, a new engineering Please continue to page 2 program, the
Pali Exceeds Students’ Expectations By Shane Cynamon
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n February 23-25, approximately 40 Bridges middle school students went to the Pali Institute, located in Running Springs, CA in the San Bernardino Mountains. Some students were excited for the trip and some did not want to go. For many, it was their first time away from home. Regardless of what they brought to the trip,
most came home having had a great time. Indeed, a Bridgington Post survey taken before and after the trip found that despite low expectations, most had fun and learned a lot. (See page 5 for poll results.) Accompanied by Laura Sanderford, Jose Malagon, Daniel Dean, and Miles Hankins, students traveled two hours by coach bus and spent two days engaging in many fun activities, from climbing ropes to Please continue to page 4