Minutes of the April 23rd meeting of

The 19th Ward Community Association Schools Committee

Attendees: John Boutet, John Laing, Deb Leary, Dan Ross, Jay Ross, Sarah Yowarski

Approval of Minutes from March Meeting

Approved

Spelling Bee

The notes that Cameron Cummings of the fraternity pulled together were shared. It will provide a template for starting earlier next year. If you have ideas for a co-chair (with a fraternity brother) for next year’s spelling bee let John L know. The brothers are willing to start in September and would be willing to go to the schools to promote the spelling bee. Dan agreed to look for a set of spelling words consistent with the common core.

Vision Quest

John B reported on the meeting the Vision Quest proponents had with Superintendent Vargas. The article in the paper was accurate, in that the proposal needs more details in order to be viable for the district. We had a similar set of concerns. We agreed to have representatives of Vision Quest come to our next meeting to discuss their proposal as it conflicts with our vision for school 16 as a neighborhood school.

School 16 renovation

Tom Richards has not responded to our request for a meeting. However I asked Superintendent Vargas about the role of that committee. His response convinced me that it was not necessary to meet with Tom Richards. John L told of a family who moved to Colgate St so school 16 would be a short walk for their son. I will try to contact the parents to be involved on the committee. John L brought up the proposal to survey the parents of children in local day cares. We should be prepared to organize events to provide community feedback on the designs for the schools in the FMP.

New Business

None

Minutes submitted by John Laing

Next Meeting Tuesday, May 6th at 7 pm in the 19th ward association office.

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ABOUT THE 19TH WARD

19th Ward Community Association
Rochester City Living
RocWiki.org

 

ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES

To report animal cruelty, call 911 or  THE ANIMAL CRUELTY HOTLINE: (585) 223-6500

City of Rochester Low-income Spay/Neuter for pet Dogs and Cats

Rochester Community Animal Clinic - low-income spay/neuter for pet dogs and cats, and feral cats

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Lollypop Farm, The Humane Society of Rochester and Monroe County 

 

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UR Home Ownership Program

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FAITH COMMUNITY

St. Monica Church


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