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READING SCHOOL COMMITTEE <br /> Reading, Massachusetts <br /> 4W Reading, <br /> COMMUNITY MEETING June 6,2001 <br /> CALL TO ORDER <br /> At 1 02 p.m. Chair Cavicchi called the Community Meeting to order at the Town Hall <br /> Conference Room. Present were School Committee Members Cavicchi, Dahl, Griset and <br /> Russo. Also present were Superintendent Ilanuunian and approximately 16 members of <br /> the public. <br /> Chair Cavicchi stated that the School Committee had scheduled four community <br /> meetings to listen to any issues members of the community may have. <br /> Mr. Beech stated that he believes that the reason the override failed is that 55%of the <br /> population cannot afford higher taxes. He stated that his assessment went up 21% and of <br /> the 11 homes on his street only five of the owners are working couples who can afford <br /> the increase. <br /> Mr. Griset thanked Mr. Beech for his comments. He stated that he understood that the <br /> majority of the town did not vote in favor of the override. Mr. Griset stated that although <br /> he voted in favor of the override he recognizes that it is time to move forward and to <br /> work towards creative solutions to the issues facing the town. <br /> Mr. Brown stated that he felt that the disconnect between the School Committee and the <br /> public is an issue of credibility of the Superintendent. Mr. Brown Listed issues he felt <br /> were issues of credibility with the Superintendent. <br /> Mr. Dahl asked Mr. Brown if he felt the superintendent had moved the district forward in <br /> education and if the superintendent had credibility as an educational leader and with the <br /> students. <br /> Mr. Brown stated that the Superintendent may be 100% with the students but he felt he <br /> needed to bring the budget issues out to the town people. <br /> Ms. Cavicchi stated that all the issues brought up by Mr. Brown have been addressed in <br /> the past and asked if the group wanted the Superintendent to respond to those issues <br /> again. <br /> It was the consensus of the group that the Superintendent not respond. <br /> 4 <br />
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