AISD transforming Pease Elementary into affordable child care center for teachers
Three years after Pease closed, the district secured $3 million in federal funding to transform the school into an affordable child care center for it's employees.
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Three years after Pease closed, the district secured $3 million in federal funding to transform the school into an affordable child care center for it's employees.
Roger William Pinckney died in Marathon on August 3 of ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Born July 12, 1945, in Austin, to John M. Pinckney and Mary Reed Pinckney, he spent his childhood on the Eastside in Austin. He attended Palm and Pease Elementary schools and graduated from St. Edward’s High School in
Roger William Pinckney died in Marathon on August 3 of ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Born July 12, 1945, in Austin, to John M. Pinckney and Mary Reed Pinckney, he spent his childhood on the Eastside in Austin. He attended Palm and Pease Elementary schools and graduated from St. Edward’s High School in
AISD plans to build housing and a child care facility on two school district sites to provide affordable housing, resources for teachers.
The project is thanks to the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation and Permian Strategic Partnership.