The historic 19th century part of the school will be a fascinating building to watch over the coming years. I expect its use will evolve with the neighborhood. The original high school plans had speculated at using that building as a community center a la the Armory on Highland Ave. Now it will be used for various city administrative offices that are either buried within city hall or located elsewhere in town. However, I do hope the city reconsiders the needs of office space post-COVID and reduces its own administrative footprint to just essential on-site personnel. Central Hill should be a vital nexus of activity throughout the day rather than just "There's city hall, there's a school and there's a library." Not holding my breath.