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A million dollars worth of facilities plans gathers dust while Richmond Public School buildings continue to crumble.

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Carver Elementary School

The boys bathroom in the basement of Carver Elementary.

The narrow hallway (wheelchair inaccessible) leading to the basement where art and music classes are held.

Fuse box in the basement.

Open windows and fans help regulate the temperature in the Carver art room.

Art teacher Stephanie O'Dell with the voice amplifier she uses to make herself heard over the music classes in a classroom nearby.

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