Nicolet Superintendent Rick Monroe puts on shoe coverlets before touring progress on the restoration of Nicolet High School on Tuesday. Workers are trying to keep the new floors as clean as possible as work continues.
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The main entrance no longer looks like an octopus of air handling pipes needed to remove moisture from the building.
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Nicolet's main gymnasium floor was stripped off down to the concrete and new sleepers, subfloor and wood floor applied.
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A worker prepares the auditorium floor for new tile. Every bolt used to hold the auditorium seating will have to be inspected.
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A sample of wall covering material hangs outside a room. It will replace material removed during the restoration project.
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A worker washes area carpets. The spot was formerly occupied by air-handling pipes used to dry out the school following the July flood.
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While their cubicles are back in place, social studies teachers will face a wall of boxes containing their materials salvaged from the flood-damaged building. The offices were the worst hit of all the academic department offices.
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Power is on and the main hallway is devoid of temporary electrical panels needed to light the building during the initial cleanup.
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Junior Nick Kasle and his mother, Debbie, check Nick's schedule during student registration on Tuesday. The high school was closed except for the registration area, and access to the grounds was restricted to one pathway to the registration area.
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Dan Mielke of BSI paints door trim for room B139.
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Junior Nick Kasle lines up to be photographed during registration.
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