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Jill asked about what data should be shared with parents at conferences. <br />Meg said that the Writing Prompt information, DRAs, and AimsWeb could be <br />shared. Teachers will have the freedom to choose what type of data can be <br />shared with parents. <br />Sean questioned how we integrate technology into the classroom. Meg <br />said that now that we have computer carts with laptops, teachers may use them <br />in a center based approach with differentiation. <br />Fast Math is being used in third grade three to five days per week. Other <br />classrooms has been utilizing the cart during literacy blocks and the children <br />have been writing stories, doing fluency and reading comprehension work. <br />Two teachers (Heather and Kristen) have been trained to used smart <br />board tables. There was a grant written for these tables. Meg would like to see <br />more teachers write LEF grants. <br />Renovation: <br />There have been multiple meetings with the Permanent Building Committee. <br />The Bridge /Bowman renovation is over budget (22 million vs. 19.3 million). The <br />architectural firm did not account for more supervisors and double shifts. There <br />is controversy over the windows which amounts to $800,000. Parents want new <br />windows at Bridge. Next week there will be more meetings with the Permanent <br />Building Committee and the School Committee to reopen the topic. <br />Meg will be sending out information to parents. Parents, not staff will have <br />to work on the campaign. If the override does not pass, nothing new will happen <br />for a long time. The projection is 15 years for a new Bridge. <br />Phasing for construction has been introduced at staff meetings. More <br />conversations will take place, and more information about the parking situation <br />and the way that the buses will enter and exit need to take place. Time for <br />moving classrooms out and back in will be discussed. <br />Air quality will be tested by a firm during construction. The major <br />construction will take place over the summer. During the school year, art, gym, <br />music will share space in the gym. The offices will be in the Art room. <br />Topics for further meetings can be sent to Meg. <br />Next Meeting: _October 21, 2011 <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Lisa Diamant <br />
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