Honeywell advances education in Niagara Falls: helping the city build a new high school of the future. (Field Solutions).
Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News, January, 2002 by Mazurkiewicz, Greg
NIAGARA FALLS, NY - When Carmen Granto, superintendent of the school district here, and Phil Mohr, chief administrator of the new Niagara Falls High School, talk about their new school, they do it with a genuine fervor for what the city has put together--a truly state-of-the-art educational facility.
The city originally had two high schools that were both aging. According to Granto, there were three reasons to build. First, it was best for the school district. He noted, "One of the schools couldn't be retrofitted because it was too old."
It was decided to build one new, larger high school, and also make it into a community center. The only way to make this happen for the financially strapped city, Granto said, was through a public-private partnership...
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