Veregy Improves Lincoln Elementary’s Learning Environment in 63 Days

By The Veregy Team

May 18, 2017

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In November, 2015 The Jacksonville, Illinois School District selected Veregy (Formerly CTS Group) as their partner for the renovation of the 1952 Lincoln Elementary Facility. Confined to the summer of 2016, Veregy would have a hard deadline of 63 days to turn the 64 year old facility into a healthy, safe, and productive learning environment. Watch the video below to see how we turned this project into a success:

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