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Campus reconstruction: A new look Throughout the 2002-2003 school year, the staff and 830 pupils of John S. Park-Edison Elementary School have been sideline spectators to $5 million in construction. The school, which was erected in the 1940s on the site of former military barracks and complemented by many additions throughout the years, will have a brand-new look when its face-lift is complete in the fall. A new covered entrance, administration building, library, multipurpose room, pod of classrooms and parking lot are being built in the phase-replacement project on the campus of the year-round school at 931 Franklin Ave., located southwest of the intersection of Maryland Parkway and Charleston Boulevard. FULL TEXT STREET WISE: Signs motivate children, promote literacy Singer and actress Dorothy Dandridge, author Langston Hughes, physician Edith Mae Irby, the dancing Nicholas Brothers and professional athlete Althea Gibson. FULL TEXT Headlines STREET WISE: Signs motivate children, promote literacy Campus reconstruction: A new look COLUMN: Michael D. Klimek COLUMN: Barbara Holland Toll Bros. shows off outdoor options COLUMN: FOR THE RECORD Realtors, Habitat dedicate new home RV enthusiasts settle down in Energy Star home Northwest/Summerlin Headlines North Headlines Family moves up to Aliante Northeast Headlines Southwest Headlines Residents ready to respond at Siena Residents revel in Red Rock Country Club Summerlin residents share passion for motorcycles Summerlin residents take to pathways Southeast Headlines Henderson/Green Valley Headlines Sun City buyer rediscovers golf MacDonald Highlands' views, location lauded Seven Hills in final phase of sales