NICK GOSNELL
Hutch Post
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Dr. John Walker with Central Christian School said the parking lot project is coming along nicely.
"They got kind of the southeast quadrant just about complete," Walker said. "They painted the parking stalls. I'm hoping that we'll be able to open up that section of it here before too long."
The freezing weather coming in for the weekend could slow that work, but the work of fundraising for the rest of the school's capital campaign continues.
"We're always reminded of the Lord's faithfulness to provide for our school," Walker said. "We're just thankful for the generous donors who partner with our school to make that dream a reality. We've got some exciting news to share, but that won't happen until January. People are still excited about Central Christian School and giving to this and they are excited to be giving to capital improvement projects that we've got going on."
One of those projects is finishing up on the already constructed classrooms that the school is hoping to use for STEM education.
"The engineered plans are just about finished up," Walker said. "What all will be included in that will be a completion of four classrooms on the east wing. Then, once those are complete and we are able to move our staff over into those classrooms, then we will start our remodel process on the existing classrooms to better expand our space and better use our space."
The CCS Annual Stewardship Dinner is Saturday.
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