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Gov. Ned Lamont, state and local officials were on hand for a beam signing ceremony at the new Bullard-Havens Technical High School in Bridgeport Tuesday morning.

The school replacement project broke ground last May.

Officials say the new school is a symbol of Connecticut's commitment to technical education.

Dr. Ellen Solek, executive director of Connecticut Technical Education and Career System says, "This building represents all that we stand for in terms of the importance of workforce development in Connecticut and most important the success and defined purpose for our student as they pursue the trades and they pursue their own skill sets and gifts."