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Palo Verde High finally nearing completionWhen Palo Verde High School opened its doors on Aug. 25, about 1,158 students crammed its halls anxious to christen Summerlin's first public high school.The freshman and sophomore students arrived at a school that was little more than half-finished, marking the first time in Clark County School District history that a high school was built in phases. Now, more than four months after Palo Verde opened its doors, the school is nearing completion and has become a proud landmark in the master-planned Northwest community. "We have had our ups and downs as far as construction goes," said Terry Smith, school principal. "But the kids have been fantastic and the support we have received from the Summerlin community is overwhelming." FULL TEXT
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