CIT Plans Property Buy for Student-Built Homes, NASD Gives OK
Each of the five districts that send students to the Career Institute of Technology must approve a plan to purchase three building lots to be used for student-built housing projects.
The Nazareth School Board on Monday approved a plan for the Career Institute of Technology (CIT) to buy three building lots in Forks Township to be used for student-built housing projects. Each of the five districts that send students to CIT -- Nazareth, Bangor, Pen Argyl, Wilson and Easton -- must approve the plan. The $186,000 purchase price will be divided among the five districts, with the amount each district pays based on enrollment, said Chris Audenried, a member of both the Nazareth School Board and the CIT Operating Committee. The CIT student-built housing program, which provides hands-on experience for technical education students in fields such as carpentry, plumbing and masonry, had been jeopardized by a lack of available …
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Chris Miller
7:59 am on Thursday, October 6, 2011
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