The Jersey City Board of Education may build a parking garage on one of the school properties to generate revenue for the cash-strapped school district as it continues to be squeezed financially by the state. School board President Gerald Lyons said at Monday’s school board caucus meeting that the school board was considering turning one of their properties into an “income producer” such as a parking garage. “One suggestion that seems to have support from all is building additional parking on our own property,” Lyon said. “I am hopeful that the board and district will look into how we can take…
