Minutes of the June 10th, 2015 meeting of
The 19th Ward Community Association Schools Committee
Attendees: John Boutet, John Laing, Dan Ross, Jay Ross, Sarah Yaworski
Guests: Alana Freidman, Diane Watkins
Approval of April and May minutes
Accepted
Feedback from Square Fair
John and John made story boards for schools 16 and 44 which told the stories well. Several people were unaware that 16 was closed, so the storyboards will be useful for other functions (Westside market, etc). Attendance was up for the 50th anniversary and many people came by.
Summer Reading - Alana
Alana explained that she is an urban fellow working on summer reading. She described a productive meeting with the Arnett library staff, and a proposal to have the children produce a guide to the neighborhood. We provided feedback on people she should have involve in this project.
Volunteer recruitment/training process
Our discussion focused on the wording of our MOA with the district, and what our process should include. The major concern is how do we protect the children, and secondarily how do we protect the association from a law suit if something goes awry. Dan took the action to assemble a subcommittee to come up with a process of selection/vetting/training volunteers. Sheila Driscoll and Diane Watkins from the executive committee volunteered to participate. Please provide any input to Dan.
Volunteer to chair spelling bee
None to date
Old Business
John B attended the meeting of the Construction board. They are still waiting for information from the district before asking for RFP’s for the architectural designs. They estimated that they were 6 months behind.
New Business
John L set up a meeting with Barbara Goldhammer and Adele Bovard to discuss the planning for student placement at 16 and 44. The meeting is Tuesday, June 16 in room 1-N108 at central office
Next Meeting Wednesday, July 8th at 7 pm in the 19th ward association office.
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Did you know School 16 on Post Avenue will be reopened as a fully renovated neighborhood/community school?
Do you want to have input on the renovations?
Do you know the renovated school will reopen as early as 2018?
Take this opportunity to find out what this could mean for your child!
The 19th Ward Schools Committee is working to restore our schools to the neighborhood anchors they once were. They need to be educational beacons that attract parents to the neighborhood and make them want to stay here! Your participation is key. We want to contact all parents in the neighborhood to invite them to participate in the planning and revitalization of our schools
At Square Fair this June 6th 2015, part of School 16 will be open to display the facility studies that have been done in preparation for renovation planning. Visitors can ask questions and sign up for planning sessions. We hope you will be able to join us at School 16 on the west end of Aberdeen Square and take part in our school revival.
If you have questions contact John Laing a href="mailto:jlaing1@rochester.rr.com">jlaing1@rochester.rr.com>
You can also review the work the community has been doing to champion our schools by looking at: http://www.location19.org/group/sw-education-forum
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