TAPinto Coral Springs is visiting every Broward County Public School in Coral Springs to highlight the SMART Program renovations taking place in the municipality. The publication is speaking with principals, teachers, and parents about the impact the improvements are having and what it means for the schools moving forward.

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Ramblewood Elementary School

Included in Ramblewood Elementary School’s $4.6 million SMART Program budget are fire sprinkler, HVAC, roofing, window, and exterior wall upgrades, and its newly renovated Media Center.

The school also received a SCEP-funded digital marquee and playground.

Forest Hills Elementary School

Forest Hills Elementary School’s new Media Center was renovated to include a book circulation desk and new flooring.

Other improvements include SCEP-funded computers and a digital marquee, as well as roofing, window, exterior wall, HVAC, and fire alarm and fire sprinkler upgrades.

Forest Glen Middle School

As part of its SMART Program renovations, Forest Glen Middle School received what Principal Melissa Gurreonero calls “The best middle school gym in the county.”

In addition to the renovated gym, the school has completed its HVAC, electrical, roofing, exterior painting improvements, and has received television studio equipment, Media Center furniture, and additional murals as part of the School Choice Enhancement Program.

Coral Park Elementary School

Coral Park Elementary School received an upgraded front office that now includes a glass wall with a locked door and a buzzer as part of its SMART Program renovations.

The school also received fire sprinkler system, HVAC, roofing, window, and exterior wall improvements, as well as computers, technology upgrades, and a new playground as part of the School Choice Enhancement Program.

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