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Guests listen to Cynthia Loring, principal of Presumpscot Elementary School, as she speaks about the school's library, which also serves a music room.
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Lenore Williams, principal of Lyseth Elementary School, shows the group an egress space that is being used for teaching literacy and gifted-and-talented programs.
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Presumpscot Elementary School Principal Cynthia Loring told Portland school and city officials Wednesday evening that all of the rooms in the school are used for multiple purposes.
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Lenore Williams, principal of Lyseth Elementary School, gives a tour of one of the school's classrooms Wednesday evening as Portland officials consider a multimillion-dollar proposal for upgrades at four schools.
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Children have painted a window on a wall of the converted closet that's used for counseling services at Presumpscot Elementary School.
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Emily Figdor, a founder of Protect Our Neighborhood Schools, takes pictures of a converted closet that is used as an office at Presumpscot Elementary School.
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Portland Superintendent Xavier Botana reads off a list of problems with a modular classroom at Presumpscot Elementary School during Wednesday's tour.