Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Cetronia Elementary School is a public elementary school in Allentown, Pennsylvania, formerly known as the James W. Good Grade School. In 1961, an extension was added on the east side of the building, and the structure was renamed Cetronia after the area in which it is located. Another addition, including a spacious gymnasium, was added in 1994. Cetronia now encompasses 26 classrooms as well as a library, choral and instrumental room, computer room, faculty facility, art room, office complex, renovated cafeteria and kitchen, and small group instructional facilities. Cetronia Elementary was identified as a national blue ribbon school during the 1998-1999 school year. Representatives of the school were honored at a ceremony in Washington, DC, where they received a plaque and flag. As of February 2009, the student body comprised 642 students.. }
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- Cetronia_Elementary_School abstract "Cetronia Elementary School is a public elementary school in Allentown, Pennsylvania, formerly known as the James W. Good Grade School. In 1961, an extension was added on the east side of the building, and the structure was renamed Cetronia after the area in which it is located. Another addition, including a spacious gymnasium, was added in 1994. Cetronia now encompasses 26 classrooms as well as a library, choral and instrumental room, computer room, faculty facility, art room, office complex, renovated cafeteria and kitchen, and small group instructional facilities. Cetronia Elementary was identified as a national blue ribbon school during the 1998-1999 school year. Representatives of the school were honored at a ceremony in Washington, DC, where they received a plaque and flag. As of February 2009, the student body comprised 642 students.".