Thanks Doc. What's happening tomorrow involves members of the Warwick
Community Education Task Force and at least one member of the HEART
Committee(myself). Diana Noble, from the Task Force will be there starting
at 10. I will be there at 11. There will not be a presentation, just time
for townsfolk to ask questions and discuss the situation.
A reminder, there is a district wide Community Forum next Wednesday,
December 5th, in the PVRS cafeteria at 6:30. All interested residents are
encouraged to attend. The HEART and School Committee are sponsoring this
event. See the flyer below. What's happening at the library is a chance to
learn about and discuss the issues locally first.
Tom Wyatt
The HEART Committee
Presents
A Community Forum about the PVRSD
Wednesday, December 5th at 6:30pm
Pioneer Valley Regional School Cafeteria
97 F Sumner Turner Drive, Northfield
Data related to the sustainability of the school district will be presented
byConsultants from the Massachusetts Association of Regional Schools.
This will include:
• Financial Baseline Analysis
• School Closure Analysis
All members of the community are invited
to attend this forum to better understand
the future of our school district and to express ideas about how to move
forward.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018, 2:26 PM Lawrence Pruyne <docpruyne@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello folks,
There is a lot happening with the School District, both its finances for
the immediate future and the District Agreement that governs the Town of
Warwick's relationship with PVRSD.
A major focus is on the increasing peril faced by Warwick Community
School. Sad but true, the district is being strongly directed by outside
consultants, to close our elementary school.
There will be an informal session at the Warwick Library at 11 a.m.
tomorrow morning to talk about some of the issues involved, the
difficulties, and what town voters are facing.
None of the options are easy or cheap. This is a pivotal moment in the
history of the Town of Warwick. If you have questions or concerns, please
attend.
Thanks,
Doc Pruyne
Selectman
