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Piscataway Township School District showcases renovated high school media center and e-sports lab
Summary
A district video highlights the renovated Piscataway High School Anthony building, featuring a media center with two classrooms, private meeting spaces, 11,000 books in circulation and a 20-station e-sports lab intended for competitive play and community events.
The Piscataway Township School District released a video presenting the renovated media center at Piscataway High School's Anthony building, highlighting a new media center and an e-sports learning lab equipped for competitive play and community use. The video describes a 20-desktop gaming center, a Nintendo Switch station, a 365-inch display monitor for spectators and an interactive Promethean board, alongside two private meeting rooms with sound-reducing walls and two classrooms, one of which opens to accommodate about 50 to 60 people.
District presenters said the space retains traditional library functions, noting ‘‘11,000 books still in circulation,’’ while also emphasizing technology and flexible seating to support training, meetings and events. The renovation involved removing an outdated brick stairway, relocating the principal’s office suite and moving the nurse’s suite, which the video said created room for the expanded media center and an additional second-floor conference room and modern health center.
Speakers in the video frame the e-sports lab as a growing opportunity for students, saying the district has seen interest from students and that some participants receive college scholarships to play competitive e-sports. The video also notes that small groups of students have already used the space for trainings and that the district expects the facility to host school and community events.
The presentation is a district-produced promotional video rather than a public meeting or official hearing and does not record formal votes, motions or public comment. The video closes by inviting viewers to future events to be held in the media center.
