April 22, 2015
Rep. Susan Johnson, who said the project has been in the works for 15 years, took photographs several years ago of the roof where it was leaking and sent them to the state Department of Education. Earlier this week, Connecticut Technical High School System Superintendent Nivea Torres issued a statement.
“We are pleased that this project is proceeding through the process and are grateful to our partners in the Bureau of School Construction,” Torres said. “These upgrades to the school facility will provide critical improvements to our students’ learning environments.”
The plan is to replace approximately 140,000 square feet of roof and replace air-handling units mounted on the roof. No specific timetable has been released for the project.
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