Bohemia school hosts 'Make Your Mark' art show to raise money for new accessible playground
The facility would include wheelchair swings and sensory tables.
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Feb 17, 2024, 3:28 AM
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11ds agoA Bohemia school is hoping to build a new accessible playground for students of all abilities.
The AHRC Suffolk Educare Center hosted the "Make Your Mark" art show to raise money for the playground.
The facility would include wheelchair swings and sensory tables.
Organizers say they raised around 75% of the money they need and hope the playground will open by September.
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