With its exposed wood walls, the smell of wood is unsurprising in Jefferson Elementary School’s new building.
The building, which was built using cross-laminated timber, is the first of its kind in the state. Its ribbon-cutting Monday drew officials including Gov. Jay Inslee and state Rep. Jeff Morris, D-Mount Vernon.
The Mount Vernon School District was one of five in the state to receive a grant to construct new classrooms using the prefabricated, solidly engineered wood paneling.
Speak Your Mind