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o Zeba McGibbon talked about an effort a group of teachers worked on this <br /> summer to offer a menu of supplemental academic activities that support the <br /> classroom work but are optional. This initiative was rolled this out this year. <br /> • Redistricting <br /> o At the October 1 School Committee Meeting, a redistricting plan will be <br /> presented. [Note: the proposal is available here.] <br /> o Meg is planning to send a follow-up message out to the Bridge community <br /> afterward. <br /> o It is expected that students will be moved from Bridge, since we are <br /> overcapacity by 100 students (as is Bowman), and the new Hastings will <br /> have room for an additional 200 students. <br /> o Perhaps we could invite Maureen Kavanaugh, Director of Planning, come to <br /> speak to our community about the plan? <br /> o Meg explained that the principals have already been talking about how, if <br /> numbers go down due to redistricting, some schools may not need as many <br /> staff. Principals want to start planning for this as soon as possible. <br /> • Strategic Planning <br /> o Meg reported that Bridge staff members were in a meeting yesterday about <br /> this topic. The superintendent is encouraging all staff to be involved in the <br /> process. <br /> • Change in School Times and Transportation Consequences <br /> o Starting next year,the elementary schools will begin at 9 AM,with the <br /> building opening at 8:45 AM, instead of starting 8:45 AM,with the building <br /> opening at 8:30. Dismissal time will be 3:30 PM instead of 3:15 PM. <br /> o There has been some talk about before care, but no plans are set at this time. <br /> o The SBC expressed concern about the impact of these changes on the bus <br /> routes and traffic, as this is currently a significant issue. Kristen agreed that <br /> traffic and transportation is a challenge, and gave an example of one of the <br /> Bridge buses being 25 minutes late for pick up last week due to traffic. More <br /> than 300 (out of 520+) students at Bridge take the school bus. <br /> • Diversity and Equity <br /> o We could invite the new Director of Equity,Johnny Cole,to come to speak to <br /> SBC. <br /> o We could share updates from Culturally Responsive Teaching and The Brain <br /> book club for teachers <br /> o We could share updates from Deirdre Schadler's/the ELL team's ongoing <br /> efforts to reach out to cultural groups in town to understand <br /> needs/expectations/etc.to better support those kids and family <br /> • Parent Night/in-depth talk related to culturally diversity,brain development, or <br /> another important topic <br /> • Climate Change <br /> o What can we do at the elementary school level to address this? Meg reached <br /> out to head of K-5 science, and she's provided some ideas. Next month's all <br /> school morning meeting,the topic is on responsibility, and representatives <br /> from EcoBridge come to speak. Shawn reminded the SBC that, on a <br /> 2 <br />
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