R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education OK’s $1B in new school projects

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A RENDERING SHOWS a new unified high school built on the site of McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket. The city's new high school project, among other various school projects around the state, was approved Tuesday by the R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education. / COURTESY S/L/A/M COLLABORATIVE
A RENDERING SHOWS a new unified high school built on the site of McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket. The city's new high school project, among other various school projects around the state, was approved Tuesday by the R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education. / COURTESY S/L/A/M COLLABORATIVE

PROVIDENCE – More than $1 billion in 48 new school construction projects, including replacing five high schools, across Rhode Island were given the OK by the R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education on Tuesday evening, paving the way for the state to refine learning environments for close to 25,000 public school students. The R.I.

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