Construction of a new career and technology education site is underway. This project is being developed by Houston ISD. The site of the construction is Sunnyside park, which has been closed.
The closure was done sooner than initially expected to allow for the construction to begin. This decision was made by Houston ISD, according to the city's parks and recreation department. Further details about the construction and the new education site can be found through ABC13.
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