TRANSITIONAL SCHOOL SPACE REPORT - BoardDocs
TRANSITIONAL SCHOOL SPACE REPORT - BoardDocs
TRANSITIONAL SCHOOL SPACE REPORT - BoardDocs
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I. Introduction<br />
“The object is not to see through one another,<br />
but to see one another through.”<br />
Objective: To identify the District’s schools experiencing a space problem<br />
and recommending a corrective action until such time as the<br />
District’s Master Plan is operationalized.<br />
Overview: This is the third report of an eight (8) member committee<br />
pertaining to transitional instructional space in the Wappingers<br />
Schools. The first report was submitted on October 18, 2003,<br />
and presented to the School Board at its December, 2003<br />
meeting. The second report was submitted November 12, 2004,<br />
and presented to the School Board at its December 2004<br />
meeting.<br />
The enclosed report is presented in seven sections as follows:<br />
(1) Introduction – overviews the contents of the report, presents the<br />
background and rationale for studying each target school’s classroom<br />
capacity to effectively accommodate students, outlines the<br />
establishment of the committee, and describes the tasks the committee<br />
was charged to complete.<br />
(2) Methodology – describes the manner and method pertinent information<br />
and/or data was compiled and analyzed.<br />
(3) Data - describes the Data collected.<br />
(Note: Also See 10/18/03 & 11/12/04 Reports)<br />
(4) Findings – presents the outcome and/or findings in relationship<br />
to the Superintendent’s charge to the committee.<br />
(5) Recommendations – presents the committee’s recommendation(s)<br />
to address the issue/problem of school overcrowding<br />
(6) Summary – summarizes the report findings and presents the<br />
committee’s strategies to address the problem.<br />
(7) Estimated cost.<br />
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