EAST LANSING, MI — Michigan State University and the Big Ten Conference has kicked off the B1G Build initiative to transform common areas at local elementary schools across the Big Ten.
Through the B1G Build initiative, the conference and its partners will create engaging, student-centered spaces designed to inspire learning, collaboration and creativity.
The Big Ten says it will focus on six local elementary schools representing universities from across the conference this year, including Michigan State University, bringing together hundreds of articipants to create vibrant new spaces for students. The build schedule on Oct. 9, includes MSU and its chosen schoool; Pattengill Biotechnical Magnet School.
Each school renovation includes a $50,000 investment to enhance learning spaces and will help foster a lasting relationship between the Big Ten institution and partner schools, while ribbon cutting celebrations will provide students the opportunity to interact with partner institution student-athletes, coaches and staff.
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