George and Mary Turek Hall of Science: A Beacon of Innovation and Education Takes Shape
The progress of Catholic Central High School’s new STEM Center (George and Mary Turek Hall of Science) has been nothing short of remarkable. The Catholic Central community eagerly awaits the Center’s completion, which will enhance the school’s curriculum and provide students with unparalleled opportunities for hands-on learning and exploration. The Center is a testament to Catholic Central High School’s commitment to STEM education.
Justin Barringer, Project Manager, has expressed excitement about the project’s progress, stating, “J.S. Vig is extremely fortunate to be a part of a great team comprised of a diverse group of professionals in constructing what will be the leading high school STEM facility in the country. The level of commitment and attention to detail from all parties to ensure this project is second to none cannot be emphasized enough.”
~ Outside of Robotics Arena
~Inside of Robotics Arena
The 57,000-square-foot STEM Center will boast an array of unique and engaging features designed to inspire and educate the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators. Among these remarkable features will be a robotics arena, which promises to be a focal point of hands-on learning. Perhaps the most eye-catching feature of the robotics arena will be the Blue Angel jet hanging from the ceiling. This awe-inspiring addition will be a visual marvel, captivating anyone who steps inside.
The George and Mary Turek Hall of Science is becoming a source of excitement and anticipation among students and educators. With its impressive features and state-of-the-art facilities, it is poised to redefine the landscape of STEM education for the private high school for generations to come.
