Escuela Que Se Quemó En Tampa Vuelve a Abrir
JAMUL, CA - OCTOBER 24: A home burns in Deerhorn Valley as the Harris Fire continues growing beyond 70,000 acres on October 24, 2007 near Jamul, California. Southern California is being ravaged by numerous record wildfires as Santa Ana Wind conditions push them into communities surrounded by native Chaparral habitat that has been dried by the driest rain season since records began 130 years ago. The fires are shaping up to be the worst wildfire event in San Diego County history. As many as 500,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Tres años tras el incendio que destruyó la escuela histórica de Tampa, Robert E. Lee Elementary, el colegio vuelve a abrir sus puertas para clases bajo el nuevo nombre, Tampa Heights Elementary. 300 estudiantes estarán regresando a clases en la escuela que ha estado cerrada desde el incidente que ocurrió durante el huracán Irma en el 2017.
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