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A newly painted cafeteria with new floors greeted students from Hunking Middle School. Amy Sweeney photo
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Bartlett School on Washington Street, built in 1907, was transformed in three days, making it ready for the sixth-graders from Hunking School to move in. Here sixth-graders settle in. Amy Sweeney photo
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The Bartlett School cafeteria was painted concrete. A new floor was installed in the cafeteria so Hunking Middle School sixth-graders could move in. Amy Sweeney photo
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The hallway at Bartlett School before it was repainted during a weekend makeover. Amy Sweeney photo
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Due to structural problems in their sixth grade classroooms at the Hunking Middle School the Bartlett School on Washington Street was transformed in three days “It was Haverhill’s Extreme Make-Over,” said Superintendent JamesScully. Amy Sweeney photo
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Sixth-graders walk into “Hunking North” as they are calling the Bartlett School on Washington Street. The Hunking students were moved to Bartlett School because structural problems at Hunking forced the students out. Amy Sweeney photo
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A different kind of spring break
Doing volunteer work in Red Hook, N.Y., which was hit by Hurricane Sandy, are, from left, Northern Essex Community College students Lilian Lima of Lawrence, Robert Ewusi of Haverhill and Nairoby Sanchez of Haverhill.
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Art exhibit reflects NECC campus history
A precarious stack of conference room chairs is featured in an art exhibit by Liz Nofzinger, a Boston-based video and installation artist who used the chairs to interpret the history of Northern Essex Community College's Haverhill campus.
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What's Haverhill's oldest street? What TV celebrities past and present come from here?
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AMY SWEENEY/Staff photo Phil Brown, a history teacher at Haverhill High School, shows the trivia book he worked on with his class. Sitting with him are seniors Rochelle Rothermel, left, and Selena Rosario.
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A camp of a different kind
Courtesy photo. Haverhill High student Jacob Pettis participates in a computer science boot camp at Northern Essex Community College. 12/31/12
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From school roof to Christmas gift
ANGIE BEAULIEU/Staff photos. Students at Walnut Square School painted pieces of the school's old slate roof to give to their parents for Christmas. 12/13/12
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