Mexico Middle School recently began breaking in its new kitchen while construction is being finished on the new addition that will add four new classrooms. Dr. Troy Lentz, superintendent of Mexico …
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Mexico Middle School recently began breaking in its new kitchen while construction is being finished on the new addition that will add four new classrooms. Dr. Troy Lentz, superintendent of Mexico Public Schools, talks about what in the school improvement work, is getting him the most excited.
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