Credit: Stevens Elementary as it looks today is now a construction site. The D.C. Council approved a $20 million plan from developers Akridge and Argos to renovate the school and build a new 10-story office building adjoining the school. As part of their winning bid, developers agreed to create a public exhibit highlighting the school’s history. (WTOP/Jack Moore)

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