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NJIT Will Have New STEM Center by 2018

NEWARK, NJ-The New Jersey Institute of Technology wlll renovate a century-old high school building here as a new part of its campus focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

By Antoinette Martin | Updated on September 03, 2013

NEWARK, NJ-This city’s 102-year-old former Central High School building will be converted into a new facility for the New Jersey Institute of Technology using $86 million in higher education construction bonds. The plan for new research, design and teaching space was formally unveiled Tuesday by state education officials.

The seven-story high school, which NJIT acquired in 2011, will be renovated and rebuilt to create a hub for STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

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