A place for all – San Bernardino district breaks ground on $45 million resource center

The San Bernardino City Unified School District broke ground on a $45 million resource center Wednesday,  which officials described as a place where families will find not only assistance with enrollment and registration, but also a wide range of services to help students, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported.

Superintendent Mauricio Arellano said at a ceremony that the center “will be a symbol of unity, a symbol of empowerment for San Bernardino. It will be a place where families will find not only assistance with enrollment and registration but also a wide range of services aimed at nurturing and supporting the holistic development of our students,” the Press-Enterprise reproted. “We’re talking about taking care of the whole child as a community.”

Construction is expected to conclude in December of next year, the newspaper reported.