City of Norwalk breaks ground on new Cranbury Elementary School
The city held a groundbreaking Thursday on site, marking its first new school construction in 50 years.
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Aug 11, 2022, 9:22 PM
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Updated 621 days ago
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yesterdayCrews in the City of Norwalk have started building a new home for Cranbury Elementary School -- right next door.
The city held a groundbreaking Thursday on site, marking its first new school construction in 50 years.
It's part of Norwalk's plan to invest $500,000 into its schools.
Mayor Harry Rilling says this new facility and future renovations are needed as older locations become outdated.
"The schools that are here are starting to crumble. A lot of them don't have air conditioning and you know, a lot of them don't have the new amenities that young people could use," said Rilling.
The new Cranbury Elementary School is set to open its doors next school year.
