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Minutes - STAS - School Transportation and Safety Study Committee - Dissolved October 19, 2015
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the Committee thought would be a new concept for LPS. Exceptions were Bridge <br />and Harrington. LHS has requested a meeting with Ms. Dunn to discuss its unique <br />issues of multiple property entrances, open campus policy, and student drivers. <br />A draft based on 5 of the school comments is attached. The final draft with all the <br />respondent comments will follow. <br />The definition of an arrival /dismissal emergency was discussed. It should not be <br />confused with a convenience factor for parent's ease at arrival /dismissal. Instead, <br />it involves parents not being able to be available at dismissal due to a family <br />emergency or event. <br />Also, the placard suggested for use for live parking is not to be confused with being <br />the controlling mechanism for live pick -up /drop -off privileges. The student line <br />and its management by staff regulate how pick -up /drop -off functions. The placard <br />is utilized as a student accountability tool. <br />6. Education of Procedure /Policy Changes <br />Ms. Crocker will inquire from Ms. Mauger about using a tax bill insert to remind <br />citizens about the no passing of school buses displaying flashing lights law. <br />7. Discussion on engaging parent responsibility and accountability <br />Tabled until the next meeting. <br />8. Summer Committee Meeting Schedule <br />Due to vacation schedules, it was decided to meet again in June, in late July, and in <br />mid - August. <br />9. New Business <br />A) The Committee received a parent inquiry about expanding the ES after - school <br />destinations program to include middle schools. However, due to the tiered <br />school bus system used by LPS, it is generally felt that there is not enough time <br />to add these stops to current routes. <br />B) It has been discovered that the new Estabrook school has only a tentative <br />transportation plan for when students will occupy the new building from <br />February to June next year as well as for FY15. In addition, there is concern over <br />the proposed purchasing of a pedestrian canopy to be tentatively used by <br />bussers during the former time period. The matter will be followed -up <br />internally by Ms. Dunn and Ms. Steigerwald. <br />C) For the past two years, Ms. Crocker has met in June with Dr. Ash and the School <br />Committee Chair in order to review proposed school transportation <br />improvements and staff education to be implemented over the summer months <br />in time for the first day of school. It was decided that this June the meeting's <br />objectives might be best met by involving Ms. Dunn and Ms. Steigerwald. Ms. <br />Crocker will send talking bullets for the meeting. <br />D) It was observed that Clarke uses the Stedman Rd gate for arrival only and staff <br />does not supervise its use. This is contrary to the general understanding that it <br />would be open for bus use for both arrival and dismissal and the need for the <br />pedestrian and bus interface to be monitored. <br />E) The local Minuteman ran a public notice of an open bid opportunity for the Dept <br />of Public Facilities for a school sidewalk contractor. Ms. Crocker was unaware of <br />
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