Every time McEachern students come back from the summer, they come back to a new, beautiful, and improved campus.
"Every building has different things being done to it. This is a time when paintings are done, floors are cleaned," said principal Regina Montgomery. Every summer the school undergoes maintenance for regulating, updating, and building up on the campus. Essentially, intense janitorial and maintenance duties that cannot be accomplished during the school year, are completed over the summer.
"The District is going to Windows 10, some of the computers are going to be updated." Some have noticed that some of the computers have already updated to the newest software; all these updates are necessary so that students and teachers are receiving the highest educational resources.
"The school does maintenance for things they control." All money for maintenance is procured from the Cobb County School District (CCSD). Computers, air conditioning, and any other things controlled by the school are updated over the summer with the District's money. For things that aren't controlled by the school, these have to be done locally.
How do students feel coming back to newly improved campus? "It looked different. I realized that every time we come back from the summer it looks good and shows that they continue to build on," said junior Terrell Marten.