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Wilson County’s brand new Central Pike Elementary just opened its doors—127,000 square feet, 50 classrooms, and already home to nearly 700 students—with room for over a thousand. For the first time in years, portable classrooms are a thing of the past, thanks to this massive, modern campus. Mayor Randall Hutto celebrated the milestone as proof of progress, while Principal Amy Wilken, counting down since February like it was Christmas morning, beams with pride for her students. Board Chairman Joseph Padilla called it more than a school—it’s where memories are made and futures begin. This isn’t just a building; it’s a symbol of growth, community, and a fresh start for Wilson County education.

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