Hamilton celebrates major milestone in campus rebuilding efforts

Hamilton Christian Academy is marking a major milestone in its six-year recovery from the 2020 hurricane season, with demolition of its storm-damaged main campus building scheduled to begin on Saturday. The building was severely damaged by Hurricanes Laura and Delta in 2020 and has stood condemned ever since. Removing the structure clears the way for a new, modern educational facility on the existing campus — a project supported by a $4.5 million allocation from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. “This is a bittersweet moment for Hamilton Christian Academy. While I am excited to finally see the removal of a building that has stood condemned for years, I am also mindful that these hallways hold countless cherished memories for generations of Warriors,” said Head of School Dr. Mark Steward. “For so many students, families, faculty, and staff, this building was more than a school.

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