Garden State Times

Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco recently visited Randolph Middle School to view the newly renovated STEM classrooms, made possible by a $300,000 funding boost he helped secure. The investment was aimed at supporting repairs and renovations within the school.

“It was an immense honor to see how Randolph Middle School’s STEM classrooms were transformed into state-of-the-art learning spaces,” said Sen. Bucco. He emphasized the importance of investing in education, particularly in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), as a means to empower students for future challenges. “These renovations will undoubtedly inspire generations of students to become innovators and problem-solvers, and I’m proud to have played a role in securing this critical investment.”

The funds allowed Randolph Middle School to renovate six classrooms and instructional spaces designed to enhance student collaboration and hands-on learning opportunities.

Randolph Township School District expressed gratitude towards Senator Bucco through a press release: “Randolph Township Schools is grateful for the ongoing partnership of local and state officials who help to support the district’s mission of continuous innovation and improvement in teaching and learning. Randolph Township Schools sincerely thanks Senator Bucco for his time and support to help identify additional funding opportunities to further support these needed projects.”

Securing additional educational funding is one aspect of Senator Bucco's efforts on behalf of New Jersey schools.