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READING PUBLIC SCHOOLS <br />Reading, Massachusetts <br />SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING <br />OPEN HEARING MINUTES <br />CALL TO ORDER <br />OCTOBER 12, 1993 <br />Vice -Chair Timothy Twomey called the open hearing to order at <br />the Joshua Eaton School at 7:35 p.m. All members were present <br />with the exception of Roberta D'Antona and Matthew Cummings. <br />George Shannon was expected to arrive later. Also present <br />were Superintendent Robert J. Munnelly, Assistant Superinten- <br />dent Dennis A. Richards and Joshua Eaton Principal Donald <br />Farnham. <br />GROUND BREAKING <br />Dr. Munnelly announced he has received authorization from the <br />Department of Education to proceed with Birch Meadow School's <br />ground breaking. Phase one of construction will take place <br />later this month and phase two will begin this spring with <br />completion scheduled for September, 1994. <br />He also mentioned that the Joshua Eaton construction project <br />will begin in the summer of 1994 for completion in September, <br />1995. <br />WELCOME <br />Principal Farnham welcomed the School Committee and the <br />Reading citizens who were in attendance. He introduced Kathy <br />Sheedy, Vice President of the PTA, who reviewed PTA activities <br />at Joshua Eaton School for the fall of 1993. <br />HIGHLIGHTS <br />Principal Farnham introduced teachers Elia Marnik, Barbara <br />McLean and Marcia Gibbons who discussed Joshua Eaton's Global <br />School projects. They indicated that Eaton is one of 14 <br />schools in the country that received an ASCD grant to foster <br />global education. The teachers then talked about the year <br />they spent developing materials that would allow teachers to <br />integrate global education throughout the curriculum. Three <br />projects that parents and all teachers support are Global <br />School Activities. They are, the Reading Incentive Program, <br />Adopt -An Island, and the Sister School Exchange. The <br />presenters are very pleased with the success of these projects <br />and hope to expand the Sister School Exchange this year. <br />
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