Students in Ada were learning about ingenuity Monday when they returned to school for the first time in a month.

The Ada-Borup High School, formerly attended by about 300 seventh- through 12th-graders, was destroyed by a blizzard and a flood.

So students are now attending classes at a barn, two churches and an elementary school.

They have 10-minute intervals between classes to go two blocks from the Norman County 4-H Building to Faith United Church, or four blocks to Zion Lutheran Church, or across the road to the Ada-Borup Elementary School.

Ada-Borup High School Principal Jim Christianson said the contaminated high school will be demolished.The new school ...