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On May 11, Central Florida leaders and children from the Parramore community broke ground on the new 麻豆原创 Downtown campus. The 148,000-square-foot Dr. Phillips Academic Commons will be the center of campus when it opens in 2019.

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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer

鈥淭his will help ensure new pathways to a college education for our community, lifting our region鈥檚 prosperity and providing new academic programs that align with growing industries in our region,鈥� said Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs during the groundbreaking ceremony.

The groundbreaking was a chance for the community to celebrate the campus鈥� beginnings.

In celebration of the partnership between 麻豆原创 and Valencia, Pop Parlour created a special strawberry, mango and chocolate popsicle that symbolizes both schools鈥� colors.

A model shows what the Dr. Phillips Academic Commons and other buildings at 麻豆原创 Downtown and Creative Village will look like when the project is completed.

Central Florida leaders and children from the Parramore community break ground on the new 麻豆原创 Downtown campus.

Chairman of the 麻豆原创 Board of Trustees Marcos Marchena 鈥�82 and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer look at historical photos of the Parramore district and downtown Orlando.

Students from the 麻豆原创 School of Visual Arts and Design sketch scenes from the groundbreaking.

Valencia President Sandy Shugart and 麻豆原创 Provost A. Dale Whittaker present a $1,000 scholarship to Porcha Jones, a Parramore resident and junior at nearby Jones High School, who plans to attend the new campus and pursue a career in medicine.

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