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Page 150 August 3, 1976 Company Items Approximate Totals BIDS (CONTINUED) Barrett Press 11 $ 701.25 Brady Business Forms, Inc. 13 420.00 Certified Business Forms 15 299.00 Concord Press 7-9 534.90 Mass. Envelope Company 1-6 883.38 $2,838.53 Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent it was TRANSLUCENT PANEL SYSTEM VOTED: that the contract for translucent panel system be awarded to the Bessette & Sons Glass Corp. as low bidder meeting specifications. (Brown, Wadsworth, Unanimous) Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent it was ROOFING VOTED: that the contract be awarded to All State Roofing and Waterproof- ing Corp. , for roofing work at the senior high school and the Bridge School in the amount of $52,717. (Brown, Michelman, Unanimous) Mr. Maclnnes mentioned the bid that was advertised for air condi- AIR tinning the high school data processing center and department heads CONDITIONING office. He said there were no bidders and he would again be starting the process of seeking bids. Mr. Maclnnes mentioned that he reviewed the specifications with Town Counsel and in the Town Counsel's opinion all specifications in the present bid were critical and required. A report by Mr. George Coules, Coordinator of the Driver Education ADMINISTRATIVE Program was presented. Dr. Lawson reviewed the material contained with- REPORTS in the report and stated that he supported the five recommendations and DRIVER ED so recommended. Mr. Brown asked several questions and suggested an in- crease in rates from the recommendation of $49. per course in order to make the program self-supporting. He said many outside agencies are charging approximately $85. Dr. Lawson responded saying such an in- crease was a possibility and would raise the question with the coordi- nator, and report at a later date to the school committee. It was a- greed to table the recommendations on the driver education report un- til the last meeting of August. A similar comment was made regarding adult education. Members of ADULT EDUCATION the school committee agreed that the adult education program should be self-supporting, also. The Superintendent said he would present a re- port regarding the adult education program at a later date. Dr. Lawson said the drama recommendation would be forthcoming at DRAMA the first meeting in September. He and Mr. Spiris were working on this matter. Dr. Lawson said he was reviewing reorganization of the central of- REORGANIZATION fice and would be making a presentation regarding his recommendation. OF C.O. shortly. 1