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Dublin High School Celebrates Arts Center Milestone
The last steel beam needed for the Dublin High School Performing Arts Complex was signed by local leaders and students in a ceremony.
A ceremony was held at Dublin High School on March 22 for local leaders and students to sign the last steel beam needed for the Dublin High School Performing Arts Complex.
The following message was posted on the Dublin High School Facebook on the day of the signing:
Beam Signing, Dublin High School Performing Arts Center
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The final piece of steel beam will be placed into the structure for the DHS Performing Arts Complex this weekend and as is tradition, the final beam was left out Friday for signatures by the performing arts students, staff and members of the Board of Trustees and District Staff.
Greg Tomlinson, President of the Dublin Unified School District Board of Trustees, signed the beam.
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"It was an honor to be a part of the signing of the last structural beam, which represents an important milestone in the construction of our state of the art performing arts center that will serve our students, district, and community so well," he said.
The state-of-the-art complex will seat about 550 people and have an orchestra pit, according an earlier report by Principal Carol Shimizu and Dublin Mayor Tim Sbranti.
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