By Fox23.com News Staff
TULSA, Okla. — Pathways Adult Learning Center broke ground on a new facility that will help the organization expand their services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).
“This groundbreaking represents hope, growth and opportunity for our students,” said Monique Scraper, the Executive Director of Pathways. “This new space allows us to serve more adults with I/DD and continue building a place where they can learn, belong and truly thrive.”
The new building will offer additional classrooms, gathering spaces, a nutrition center and areas for programs that help foster independence, connection and learning.
The facility is being built with funds raised through the Building Pathways to Lifelong Learning capital campaign.
To learn more about the new facility and the Building Pathways to Lifelong Learning capital campaign, click here.
