Plainfield, NJ ― The former National Starch Co. property at West Front Street and Rock Avenue will become an innovation and technology hub for Plainfield Public Schools, reports MyCentralJersey.com.
The property at 1800 W. Front St. will be utilized for the expansion of current programs and for the creation of a center that will focus on math, science and technology, according to a district news release.
The school district acquired the property when the Schools Development Authority transferred ownership to the district in the fall of 2015 for $1.
The property at 1800 W. Front St. will be utilized for the expansion of current programs and for the creation of a center that will focus on math, science and technology, according to a district news release.
The school district acquired the property when the Schools Development Authority transferred ownership to the district in the fall of 2015 for $1.
On February 12, Lt. Governor and Secretary of State Kim Guadagno joined Superintendent of Plainfield Public Schools Anna Belin-Pyles, Plainfield Board of Education members and Board President Wilma G. Campbell, Assemblyman Jerry Green, Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders Sergio Granados, district students and other guests at a ribbon-cutting Ceremony today to launch the new effort.
“The acquisition of this wonderful facility is extremely important to our district. We are grateful for the opportunity to bring our students additional resources,” Belin-Pyles said. “We have plans to expand our STEAM Programs and we looking towards the future in developing an academy where we will be able to train our district’s students in 21st Century careers.
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“The acquisition of this wonderful facility is extremely important to our district. We are grateful for the opportunity to bring our students additional resources,” Belin-Pyles said. “We have plans to expand our STEAM Programs and we looking towards the future in developing an academy where we will be able to train our district’s students in 21st Century careers.
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