Early Childhood Learning Center Little Egg Harbor, NJ The Challenge With a growing population Little Egg Harbor was in need of a permanent building to support their Early Childhood Learning Program. The building was designed and installed in less than 6 months. It includes 14 classrooms with restrooms in each, TK?HJXYJFHMJWX?QTZSLJSZWXJTK?HJXYFKKWJXYW TTRXRJJY - ing room, and utility rooms. LEH required a modular school building that would match and “tie into” their existing main school building. Appearance and a permanent installation were extremely important. These challenges were accomplished by LEH using an upgraded site built 4/12 asphalt shingle roof, use of the same window spec of their existing building and matching vinyl siding with many architectural accents

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