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SFUSD Cuts Ribbon on $129MM, 82,000 SQFT Mission Bay School, San Francisco’s First New Elementary in Two Decades

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The San Francisco Unified School District will cut the ribbon on its long-promised Mission Bay School on August 6, capping a $129 million design-build effort by McCarthy Building Companies and DLR Group that delivers the city's first new public elementary campus in more than 20 years.

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