Cutting the ceremonial ribbon was Dan Schriefels, Oak Hill engineer. Assembled on stage with Schriefels were student representatives from each grade, teachers involved with planning the addition, a site council representative, representatives from Grooters, Leapaldt, Tideman Architects and school officials, including Jim Lee, superintendent, and John Wahl, school board member and construction coordinator. The addition features six classrooms, two small multi-purpose rooms, girls and boys restrooms, and a unisex staff restroom. A corridor connects the addition to the main building. There are two smaller multipurpose rooms along the west side of the corridor.
Additional space is occupied by student lockers and mechanical equipment.
Sixth graders, left to right, are Grady Sloan, Kenny Finlayson, Andrew Clare, Paul Johnson and Stephen Rondeau. She made her own contribution to Oak Hill, donating two books to the library. Governor Mae Schunk with her arm around Dustin Muller, fifth grade. Jim Lee, superintendent, and John Wahl, school board member, look on.