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Henderson breaks ground on $17 million preschool and early childhood center
Summary
City manager announced a $17 million investment to build an approximately 18,000 sq. ft. preschool serving up to 160 children, funded by redevelopment revenue set-asides, with construction intended to support student preparation and college practicum opportunities.
The City of Henderson has broken ground on a nearly 18,000-square-foot preschool and early childhood education center that city staff say will serve up to 160 children and offer practicum opportunities for college students.
During the city manager's report at the Feb. 3 council meeting, staff said the project represents a $17,000,000 investment funded by revenue set aside by the redevelopment agency to support education and redevelopment areas. The facility is described as a full-day preschool program intended to prepare students for elementary school and provide hands-on training for early education majors. (Speaker: Garcia Voss)
City staff also highlighted recent recognitions for the fire department and invited residents to upcoming community events. The city manager's report concluded with staff noting retirements and awards; no council vote was required on the announcement.
