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Centralskolans plus och minus

By CENTRALSKOLAN MALUNG

Published 2022-08-29 06:41

Så här ser det ut på ( vår) en skola i Dalarna, Malung. Elever från åk 4-9 samt gymnasiet finns i byggnaden men Centralskolan är åk 7-9. Rolf Höglund heter Centralskolans rektor men totalt finns det tre stycken rektorer i byggnaden. Det går cirka 180 elever i åk 7-9.

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  • Jack MelinÅke Gruvman är en bra tekniklärare med hjärtat på rätt plats. BILD: Jack Melin. Image: Jack Melin.
  • Max BengtssonTrånga korridorer är ingen höjdare. BILD: Max Bengtsson. Image: Max Bengtsson.
  • Elliot HagströmDölrummet är ett trevligt ställe där man umgås på rasterna. Personalen är underbar med trevlig attityd och de vet hur man bemöter barn. BILD: Elliot Hagström. Image: Elliot Hagström.
  • BILD: Nahom Jorjo DestaDet finns flera elever som går med magont på skolan eftersom de inte går på toaletterna. De är klaustrofobiskt små. BILD: Nahom Jorjo Desta. Image: BILD: Nahom Jorjo Desta.
  • BILD: Anas SulaimanCentralskolans cafeterias utbud är stort men den är stängd under lunchtid. BILD: Anas Sulaiman. Image: BILD: Anas Sulaiman.
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