West Irondequoit Central School District

financial literacy, has even adapted course offerings to accommodate increasing dual-enrollment interest and is exploring additional elements. INVESTMENTS IN FACILITIES AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS West Irondequoit is putting strategic investments to work across its campuses, focusing on infrastructure that enhances safety and learning.“Our $19 million (R.I.S.E.) capital project directly incorporates student feedback,” says Assistant Superintendent for Finance, Mr. James Brennan. Several years ago, students in grades 4-6 expressed the desire to have playgrounds at their middle schools – like they had in K-3. “We completed two new playgrounds last summer, specifically designed for their age group,” Brennan says, “and they’ve been a huge hit.” The same buildings will soon get updated and renovated Library Media Centers, adding another dimension to learning. “We’re bringing in STEAMfocused maker spaces,” Brennan adds. These 8 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 01

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