School Expansion Discussed by School Committee
Adopting a full-day kindergarten was discussed by the School Committee along with the required expansion the district would have to undertake, with some committee members suggesting tapping into unused commercial buildings.
With a school district that has been in need of additional room for students, officials said a committment to having a full load of full-day kindergarten classes could require a new school building. "I hope I'm not shocking the community, but you need a school," said Interim Superintendent Dr. Stephen Dlott at Tuesday's School Committee meeting. The need for a new school is nothing unknown to the district, he said, but with his vision for a complete full-day kindergarten the need for a new building becomes even more immediate. The city currently has 13 sections of full-day kindergarten and nine sections of half-day kindergarten. Let Patch save you time. Get great local stories like this delivered right to your inbox or smartphone everyday …
Barb Nahoumi
2:06 pm on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Why not move the superintendant's offices into another building, and return the Freeman School to classroom use.   more ›