Nearly two months after work began, Gainesville City School System officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Enota Multiple Intelligences Academy. Gainesville School Superintendent Jeremy Williams called the program Thursday night a “continued groundbreaking” since work began with the demolition of the 64-year-old former building immediately following the end of the school year in May and has continued to move ahead with one of six concrete slabs for the school and a lot of other work already completed. “The project is going really well,” said Adrian Niles, maintenance and operations director and capital projects manager for the school district.