245 Comments for Israel Meyer Augustine Middle School

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The Exit sign is a lighted sign for emergencies, it will have a battery power supply that triggers it to go on when the power keeping it charged fails. The Out/In I presume was to regulate the kiddies in daily operations of the school.
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Ohhh...oh..oh. OK Awesome picture really because i still do not understand how it looks and i like that - makes all better, the pondering FTW.
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Thank you so very much flushed awesome learning event celebration, with descriptions and all, honestly...never gave it a lot of thought before....what a site
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It's a lab desk - they have built-in sinks so you can wash out your glassware and dissection tools without having to wait in line for the other classmates.
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Yeah I didn't notice a water line here, or in the Dixie Brewery which is only a few blocks away. I presume this area was at a higher elevation.
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The yellow poster is an illustration of an apple with the world continents inside, hung upside-down. Can't make out the text though, too far away.
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Thanks all! This new gallery was the best present ever!
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These places become just like friends - and i check them out. Nothing growing anywhere - so guess this place is pretty dry - and that is a good this, is it not???? And it is sealed up now, also. Did they paint the piano blue? Or - what IS IT? Really like this school.
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LucieLou, I believe you are correct. LEAP was/is an acronym like SAT scores. I think successful scores on LEAP were necessary to advance to grade 9. The 2005-2006 School year had started 1 or 2 weeks ahead of "Katrina".
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Sorry forgot to paste the link\
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dropped_ceiling
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Look at the pics on this wkipedia page
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Google maps shows it sealed now. Appears to have the windows sealed with the metal things that allow air to circulate. Still looks beautiful.
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Exit and In is rather an oxymoron.
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Happy Birthday Eldokid!!! Make it the best ever!
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Ohh the blue...it is light cerulean, the Sky Question again - what dreamers at this place - or a cool art teacher?
And so these carried The Water - VERRRY heavy high up in the ceiling. Now this really is an interesting happening for me.