As New York continues to rapidly expand its semiconductor ecosystem, school districts across the state are making moves to meet the moment.
New York’s semiconductor ecosystem is reshaping Oswego County region. Micron is building a massive chipmaking complex just north of Syracuse, a project that will create more than 50,000 jobs in the area and bring an influx of people to the region, including Central Square.
“It’s an ideal location. People really love living in Central Square. There’s a lot of land, and it’s just a short down the road to get to the plant,” said Tom Colabufo, superintendent of the Central Square Central School District…