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Berger Transition Center gets classroom flooring and specialized playground upgrades
Summary
Garden City's Berger Transition Center (BTC) will receive luxury vinyl tile flooring across 14–15 classrooms and program‑appropriate outdoor equipment for students with special needs; the program serves students from 15–16 other districts under a Western Wayne cooperative agreement.
Fisher detailed extensive summer work at the Berger Transition Center (BTC), formerly Henry Ruf, including a major flooring project covering an estimated 14–15 classrooms using the district standard luxury vinyl tile. "We're getting the carpet area... modernizing those classrooms over at BTC," Fisher said.
He also described three playground projects, including program‑specific outdoor equipment focused on movement for BTC's special‑needs population and picnic areas for community use. Fisher noted the Berger program serves students from roughly 15–16 other districts through a Western Wayne cooperative and has attracted national and international visitors in the past.
