I.S. 125, Thomas J McCann Woodside Intermediate School

Thomas J. McCann
Woodside Intermediate School, I.S. 125
Judy Lynn Mittler, Principal
46-02 47th Avenue, Woodside New York 11377
(p) 718-937-0320 (f)718-361-2451

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I.S. 125
to Receive Tech Upgrades
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By NY1 News
Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer has allocated $1.29 million dollars this year for schools in Long Island City, Astoria, Sunnyside and Woodside.

IS 125 in Woodside is one of the schools benefiting and students in grades six through eight will receive new smart boards.
Schools also received additional laptops and updates to their computer labs.
"We want to make sure that they have the tools that they have the expertise and young people love technology. They embrace technology and they learn better with technology," said Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Queens).

"Since we have smartboards, everyone wants to get up and start moving stuff around," said Muskan Sehjal, a student at IS 125
Van Bramer has allocated more than $5 million dollars to schools in his district over the past six years.