MacArthur Elementary School

It's déjà vu all over again at MacArthur Elementary School on Binghamton's South Side.

An expensive project to clean the badly-discolored wood siding on Binghamton's MacArthur Elementary School has been finished.

Law enforcement unions are strongly criticizing the Binghamton City School District for allowing a controversial book to be read to MacArthur Elementary students.

The black locust wood exterior at the five-year-old MacArthur Elementary School in Binghamton has quickly become discolored, generating complaints about its blighted appearance.

A grand opening celebration for Binghamton's MacArthur Elementary School will provide residents with an opportunity to tour the new facility.

The new MacArthur Elementary School on Binghamton's South Side is almost ready for hundreds of students and teachers. Students in grades three through five will move back to the Vestal Avenue site November 30. That will be 1,545 days since classes were last held on the site on September 7, 2011...

Workers at the MacArthur Elementary School project site on Binghamton's South Side will be very busy over the next few weeks as the complex is prepared to be turned over to the city school district. Karry Mullins, the district's assistant superintendent for administration, said November 16 remains the "substantial completion date" for the school...

Nearly four years after a flood wrecked the old MacArthur School on Binghamton's South Side, construction on a new school is nearing completion. Binghamton school district officials say November 16 continues to be the "substantial completion date" for the project...

Construction on the new MacArthur Elementary School on Binghamton's South Side is expected to be completed by mid-November. Work on the $80 million project on Vestal Avenue is continuing and it appears the facility will be turned over to the school district in less than six months...

The brutal winter weather has not had a major impact on construction work at the MacArthur Elementary School site on Binghamton's South Side. As many as 100 people are busy on the $80 million project throughout the week. The new school will replace the building that was wrecked by flooding in September 2011...