Mannford High School gets new cafeteria
Photographer: KJRH
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Posted: 10/08/2012
MANNFORD, Okla. -
Lunchtime at Mannford High School just got a whole lot better.
The school spent $600,000 on a cafeteria for their students.
Maybe the first one they've ever had.
"As far as I know we haven't had an actual cafeteria commons area at our high school before," said Mannford superintendent Steve Waldvogel.
He says the investment -- paid from within the school budget -- is well worth the cost.
Maybe the first one they've ever had.
"As far as I know we haven't had an actual cafeteria commons area at our high school before," said Mannford superintendent Steve Waldvogel.
He says the investment -- paid from within the school budget -- is well worth the cost.
"It's finally a place for our kids to be able to go and hang out, eat lunch, eat breakfast, and mix and mingle and talk," Waldvogel said.
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