<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0R7TPO_1Gw5zkdB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0R7TPO_1Gw5zkdB00" width="640" height="360" ></figure>The Summit Center is planning to expand its special education program for children with a new early education center on Sweet Home Road in Amherst.The organization is purchasing a building that will house additional preschool and early elementary classrooms, helping address a growing demand for its services, with more than 500 children currently on its waiting list.The planned facility will include 20 preschool classrooms, four early elementary classrooms, and indoor and outdoor play areas. The expansion is expected to increase the school's capacity to more than 650 students.Summit Center CEO Lisa Foti said the project will take several years to complete and is part of a broader effort to expand the organization's educational programs."The plan will take place over 5 to 7 years, but we are super excited because these preschoolers, they grow up and they need to have space in our school-age program as well," Foti said. "So it's part of a larger expansion across Summit Academy."The project is designed not only to provide more space for younger children but also to accommodate students as they grow and move into school-age programs.The Summit Center says it still needs to raise nearly $3.5 million to complete the project.</div></body>

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The Summit Center is planning to expand its special education program for children with a new early education center on Sweet Home Road in Amherst. The organization is purchasing a building that will house additional preschool and early elementary classrooms, helping address a growing demand for its services, with more than 500 children currently on its waiting list.

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The Summit Center is planning to expand its special education program for children with a new early education center on Sweet Home Road in Amherst. The org

Summit Center planning new early education facility

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