Clean up and restoration work continues at New Milford High School from a July 5th roof fire that resulted in smoke and water damage to dozens of classrooms.  There have been some questions from teachers about when they'll be able to see what, if any, of their supplies, lesson plans and other items were damaged or destroyed.  Public Works Director Jack Healy says right now their priority is to clean and clear the building.  Then they can make access available to those materials, outside or somewhere else in the building.  But he says they still have to have discussions with school administrators about that process.  Healy says the music wing and gym wings will be open, with the plan to also have cafeteria open.  He says those areas will connect to outside classrooms.  Superintendent Alisha DiCorpo says they're looking for area for relocation of emergency events for parents to park around the High school.  She says Pettibone Community Center may be an option, but notes that it is a distance away.