Humble ISD officials celebrated a late March opening of the district’s new Mosaic Building, according to the district’s website.
According to previous reporting, HISD Superintendent Roger Brown said the facility serves as a permanent location for students enrolled in the district’s Mosaic program, which serves students ages 18-22 who received special education services through the district and qualify for educational services after high school.
Officials said the 56,600-square-foot facility features classrooms, a student recreation room and three mock apartments where students can learn daily living skills like laundry, meal preparation and bed-making, according to previous reporting.
The building also includes a production lab where students can create items for sale at the spirit store on campus and in the district's main administration building.
