Eight modular classrooms to be constructed at Garrett County school
ELAINE BLAISDELL TIMES-NEWS STAFF WRITER The Cumberland Times-News
OAKLAND — An update on the construction progress of the eight modular classrooms that will be placed at Broad Ford Elementary School will be provided during the Garrett County Board of Education’s work session Monday.
The modular classrooms are needed to help alleviate overcrowding at the school, which has been going on for several years, according to Jim Morris, Garrett County Public Schools supervisor of research, evaluation and information.
Mobile Modular Management Corp. is constructing the classrooms and each classroom is approximately 790 square feet, according to Morris. The modular classrooms will be located on the southeast corner of the school.
Posted on 11/17/2014 in board of education, garrett county, school closures, schools
