ADA-compliant playground funded by grant, built by technical school students opens at Southdowns Pre-K
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BATON ROUGE — On Friday morning, an ADA-compliant playground opened up at the Southdowns Pre-K Center.
The new "Koda House" has special accommodations for children who have physical disabilities. In April, Shalika Scott, principal of Southdowns Pre-K, said that 65 percent of the center's students have disabilities.
"The students named the bear Koda. K for kindness, O for optimism, D for Discovery and A for Adventure," Martha Sealy, the administrative directive at the East Baton Rouge Parish Career and Technical Education Center, said.
The project was funded through a $15,000 grant and built by East Baton Rouge Parish Career and Technical Education Center students.