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Township Council OKs Construction Program Partnership With Board Of Education

SUPPORTING THE PROGRAM – Deputy Mayor Ed Potosnak said he now supported the Council contributing $300,000 to a construction trades program for Franklin High School students.

With an enrollment-based “guardrail” in place, the Township Council on April 9 voted to partner with the Board of Education to offer some Franklin High School students training in the construction trades.

The Council voted to fund the program with $300,000 from its American Recovery Program funds. Franklin received more than $7.7 million in those federal funds, of which about $5.5 million has already been allocated for various projects.

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