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New Meridian school holds ribbon-cutting after COVID-19 delay

Pleasant View Elementary School is located in the BainBridge subdivision off Black Cat Road between McMillan Road and Chinden Boulevard.
Credit: West Ada School District
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday at Pleasant View Elementary School in Meridian.

MERIDIAN, Idaho — After being delayed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, West Ada School District officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday afternoon for their newest elementary school in Meridian.

Pleasant View Elementary School opened last fall and is located in the Bainbridge subdivision off Black Cat Road between McMillan Road and Chinden Boulevard.

The school cost $16 million to build and was funded through a $95 million bond that was approved by voters in March 2018.

The school serves students 419 students in kindergarten through fifth grade and 42 staff members.

Principal Amy Senethavilay, Superintendent Dr. Mary Ann Ranells, Region Director Geoff Stands and two fifth-graders helped cut the ribbon. 

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