A Tulsa elementary school is moving to a new building

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Tuesday, December 18th 2001, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

The students at Mark Twain Elementary in Tulsa are packing up and moving out. They're moving into a brand new building, filled with all kinds of extras, including lots of new computers.

The new building is fully carpeted and has a much larger library. But teachers say the best thing is the climate control. They say having adequate heat and cooling power will help kids focus.

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