Bridgewater’s Bradley Gardens Primary School will install a new playground in preparation for the upcoming academic year.
The Bradley Gardens Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) allocated funds for the new project, so the Bridgewater-Raritan School District accepted the $19,402 donation to replace the current playground at the school.
Construction began last week with the initial phase of demolition. The space is currently clear and awaiting the arrival of the assembly of the new parts.
The Board also received $6,923 from the Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School PTO to fund the development of a water-filling station and seven water fountains.
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