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Chandler school gets ‘new’ cafeteria

For the past year, principal Mike De La Torre and his Hamilton High School staff have had to find ways to feed students, using about half the capacity space they had before construction began.

Starting this week, the Hamilton staff has as much cafeteria and kitchen space to work with as ever.

Chandler Unified Chief Financial Officer Lana Berry points to an item during a tour of the recently remodeled cafeteria at Hamilton High School on Monday. The $7.5 million remodel was paid for with 2021 override bond funds.
Chandler Unified Chief Financial Officer Lana Berry points to an item during a tour of the recently remodeled cafeteria at Hamilton High School on Monday. The $7.5 million remodel was paid for with 2021 override bond funds.
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