Mayor Wu, Superintendent Skipper Cut Ribbon on Patrick J. Kennedy Elementary School

Mayor Michelle Wu inaugurated the newly renovated Patrick J. Kennedy Elementary School in East Boston, a project funded by a $23 million allocation from the City’s five-year Capital Plan. The renovation includes a 3,900-square-foot two-story addition, featuring a new main entrance, an elevator, and updated accessibility features. Superintendent Mary Skipper stated the school embodies a commitment to providing a safe and modern learning environment for all students. Community leaders praised the enhancements, which include fully renovated bathrooms and improved playground facilities.

The project aims to foster a welcoming atmosphere for the school’s 300 students. Site improvements also reconfigured the playground and parking lot for better accessibility. This initiative aligns with Boston's ongoing efforts to enhance educational infrastructure and promote inclusivity. The renovations underscore the city's dedication to delivering high-quality public education.