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Bridge School Site Based Council <br />October 21, 2011 <br />Members Present: Meg Colella, Naomi Priver, Susan Orenstein, Lucia Gates, <br />Lisa Diamant, Jenny Lisle, Nimisha Asthaquiri, Erin Maguire, Michele Welch, <br />Jill O'Reilly, Sean Osborne, Rebecca Moore <br />Agenda: <br />1. Bridge Renovation Update <br />2. School Improvement Plan Update <br />3, Financial Literacy Curriculum <br />1. Renovation: <br />Meg said that the renovation committee has been looking at samples and colors <br />for tiles that will be used in the hallways and bathrooms. She passed around <br />some of the colors and pattern choices. The faculty has been told that they will <br />have some input into the colors used. At a faculty meeting, Meg asked staff to <br />think about colors of wings and classroom colors. The classrooms will be <br />painted, too. <br />Lockers are not included in the renovation, but more lockers are needed because <br />we do not have enough for all students and some have to share. <br />Rebecca Moore (PTA President) has been working with an override committee of <br />about 15 members. They need a spokesperson. The committee has met four <br />times and the PTA Presidents are hoping to write letters to the Minuteman and to <br />Town Meeting members to advocate for the renovations. The public will be given <br />information about the renovations and educated as to the need to pass the <br />override. Letters will be sent out to all citizens of Lexington. Funds need to be <br />raised to pay for the communication. One possibility is to take pictures of the <br />boiler room for public information (You Tube). <br />The canopy in front of the building has been taken out of the equation. Also, the <br />windows' cost has been taken out to save money and it may be possible to add <br />this as an alternate project. Some of the bidders may want to include windows in <br />their bids to be more competitive. <br />Site Council members are encouraged to tell others that the project is important <br />and is the best solution for Bridge. <br />Meg will be writing a one page handout about the importance of the renovations <br />and the School Committee must approve it before it can be sent out. <br />Susan asked if the windows are a safety consideration, but was told they are not. <br />November 14, 2011 will be a special Town Meeting to vote to put this on a <br />Special Warrant and the vote for the override (debt exclusion) will be held some <br />time in January 2012. Meg will talk to Pat Goddard about the possibility of a tour <br />for the Town Meeting Members. <br />
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