Roslyn Board of Education President Meryl Waxman Ben-Levy, Vice President Michael Levine, Trustee Alison Gilbert, Superintendent Allison Brown, Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education Michael Goldspiel and Assistant to the Superintendent Jason Lopez toured Roslyn High School on Thursday to review a series of recently completed upgrades to the campus.
The tour, led by Thomas Szajkowski, Assistant to the Superintendent for Administration and Special Projects, began on the athletic field, where the board of education members marveled over the new turf on the football field, saw the newly installed perimeter fencing and new pathway to the press box, and the addition of exterior lighting around the track.
Replacement of the high school track is underway, along with a new pole vault and steeplechase.
The board of education also got their first glimpse at the amazing new podcasting/broadcasting studio, as well as the sleek new classrooms in the English department.
“Our school campus has undergone a remarkable transformation with these recent upgrades,” Superintendent Brown said. “The modern enhancements that we have made reflect our commitment to nurturing a thriving educational environment. These improvements aren’t just physical; they’re a testament to our dedication to providing students with the best tools and surroundings to cultivate their dreams.”
