Neshaminy High School To Receive State Funding For Roof Repairs

October 24, 2024

A file photo of Neshaminy High School. Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com

State money has been awarded for the Neshmainy School District to fix part of the high school.

Neshaminy High School in Middletown Township will benefit from a $826,875 state grant for a new roof, according to State Rep. Joe Hogan.

Hogan, a Republican from Middletown Township, announced that the grant that is part of the Public School Facility Improvement Grant Program (PSFIG), which aims to assist public school districts and area career and technical schools with facility upgrades.

The funding will help tackle the persistent leaking problems at the high school, which have plagued the facility for several years, Hogan’s office said.

“I am so pleased to see Neshaminy receive this crucial grant funding,” said Hogan. “This will help make a major and necessary improvement to the high school facility and help continue to make sure our kids feel safe, secure and healthy in their schools.”

Neshaminy High School was built in 1953 and saw renovations in the mid-1990s. In 2009, a major renovation at the campus was completed.

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