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Oasis Academy Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New High School

Oasis Academy Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New High School
Oasis Academy New High School Ribbon Cutting. Photo by Cheryl Venturacci.

Thanks to a generous contribution from the William N. Pennington Foundation and collaboration with construction partner Miles Construction and Frame Architecture, Inc., Oasis Academy recently completed construction on its new high school campus at 1 Bighorn Way in Fallon off Venturacci Lane. On Tuesday, July 30, Oasis staff welcomed students, members of the community, and other dignitaries at the ribbon cutting, followed by a community open house. 

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