Bouncing back.(Brief Article)
American School & University, September, 2004
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A devastating tornado that destroyed one school building and severely damaged others in De Soto, Mo., in May 2003 has helped pave the way for the De Soto 73 School District to add facilities to its schools.
The tornado demolished the junior high school gym, damaged a second gym at the adjoining high school, and destroyed the roof of another school. After the tornado, the school made plans to move the junior high school to the east side of the campus so it could inherit the existing high school gym, and to remodel and expand the high school in the old junior high area.
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