Photo 1: the additional doors enclosing the vestibule will help prevent unauthorized persons from entering beyond the office. Pending key card access and other wiring to be finished, the new vestibule is nearly complete. This is the view from the front entrance doors.

Photo 2: this is the view from the main hallway to the front entry.

Photo 1: the new doors have been added to the vestibule.

Photos 2-3: security contractors wire the doors for entry access; only those authorized will be able to enter with a security access keycard.

Photos 4-6: new fencing helps secure the perimeter of the campus, especially to prevent children from inadvertently running into the parking lot.

Photos 1-2: construction has begun on new perimeter fencing for the campus with installation of the posts.

Photo 1: sheetrock now covers the new vestibule doorway frame.

Photo 2: security pathways and wiring will connect the new doors to the monitoring system.

Photo 1: the front entrance has been taped off to prevent unauthorized entry into the construction area.

Photo 2: the interior doorway has been framed. Once constructed, this will help to provide a barrier to prevent unauthorized entry from the office area into the rest of the building.

The old tiles were stripped from the entryway, exposing the underlying concrete which was polished to a highly-reflective, granite-like gleam.