 Summer for one Pueblo charter school. When students return this fall, they're going to notice a whole lot of improved spaces. Chavez Huerta Preparatory Academy is wrapping up roughly $30 million worth of renovations and improvements to various school buildings. The money was awarded by the Department of Education's Building Excellent Schools Today, or BEST program, which utilizes revenue from the lottery, marijuana taxes, and other sources. Student and staff will also welcome a new CEO to the campus, the third in three years as former DHP principal Fred Segura.