
P.S./I.S. #48 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
108-29 155th Street
Jamaica,
NY
11433
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Senator Shirley L. Huntley
For Immediate Release: October 11, 2011
Contact: Antonio Rodriguez | arodrigu@nysenate.gov | (518) 455-3531
*PRESS ADVISORY*
P.S. /I.S #48 RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
(Jamaica, NY) The William Wordsworth School-P.S. /I.S. #48 moved into a new building last month. The five story structure boasts a state of the art auditorium, library, science resource room, art studio, science labs, gymnasium and a fully equipped cafeteria/kitchen. Presently, the building services grades Pre-K-5 and is inclusive of District 75.
We are proud to announce a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the opening of this new school on Friday, October 14th at 8:30 a.m. This event has been in the making for quite some time as Senator Huntley played an instrumental role in securing a location for the school. Since being elected in 2006 she has continued to lead an effort to reduce overcrowding within schools in her district and was part of the groundbreaking ceremony for P.S. /I.S. #48 in 2008 which came as a result of 368 blocks rezoned for downtown Jamaica.
In addition we are proud to welcome local community leaders, school administrators, clergy, PS #48 alumni, parents and students who will be in attendance to mark this auspicious occasion. The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be followed by light refreshments and guided tours of this brand new learning community.
Who: Patricia Mitchell, Principal, P.S. /I.S. #48
Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott, NYC Department of Education
State Senator Shirley L. Huntley
Congressman Gregory Meeks
Assemblywoman Vivian Cook
Queens Borough President Helen Marshall
Councilman Ruben Wills
When: Friday, October 14, 2011 @ 8:30 AM
Where: William Wordsworth School (P.S. /I.S. #48)
108-29 155th Street
Jamaica, New York 11433
Additional news available at http://huntley.nysenate.gov and facebook.com/Shirley L. Huntley
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