Atlantic City Public Schools Showcase $30 Million in Upgrades
Superintendent Dr. La’Quetta S. Small and school staff welcomed community members and media for a closer look at improvements across the district and their impact on students.
ATLANTIC CITY- On Monday, October 19, 2026, members of the community and media were treated to an up-close look at $30 Million in recent upgrades across Atlantic City Public Schools.
Atlantic City Superintendent of Schools Dr. La’Quetta S. Small and school staff answered questions and discussed the upgrades, the work completed and what these investments mean for students and school communities.
Atlantic City Board of Education staff walked the invited guests to see firsthand
improvements made to enhance the learning environment for Atlantic City students.
At Chelsea Heights, Principal James Gave the Tour and Discussed "CHEETAH CULTURE"
Principal James Knocks Discusses What His Favorite Upgrades Would Have Been as a Student himself and not just a Principal.
Please enjoy this photo Gallery of The Chelsea Heights tour
The Tour of Atlantic City High School Led by Principal Dr. Constance Days-Chapman Included College-Style Lockers for Varsity Athletes, a Library for the 21st Century and a State-of-the-Art Television Studio
Dr. Chapman Welcomes Us To Atlantic City High School
Dr. Chapman Showing off The Library Space
Dr. Chapman Reveals What Would Have Been Her Favorite Upgrades as a Student and How She Builds Legacy on a Daily Basis
Enjoy this Photo Gallery From our tour of Atlantic City High School.
According to school officials, all 11 Atlantic City Schools received part of 30 million dollars for upgrades to their facilities.
Monday's tour began with the Uptown School Complex and also included tours of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex, Sovereign Avenue School, Brighton Avenue School, Chelsea Heights School and Atlantic City High School.
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