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The Concord-Carlisle Joint School Committee meeting on April 30, 2025, showcased an exciting initiative led by students at Thoreau School, who presented their plans for a new backyard play area. The students highlighted their efforts in fundraising and community engagement, sharing various materials including a blog post, thank you notes to donors, and images documenting their collaborative work.

The centerpiece of their presentation was the introduction of new musical equipment and a zip line, which the students expressed particular enthusiasm for. This innovative play area aims to foster inclusivity and enjoyment for all students, enhancing their outdoor experience.
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Committee members praised the students for their hard work and creativity, noting the extensive effort that went into their project, including regular meetings and the creation of engaging content. The excitement surrounding the zip line was palpable, indicating a strong interest in the new features that will soon be available.

As the project moves forward, the committee remains committed to supporting the students' vision, ensuring that the new backyard will be a vibrant space for play and learning. The community can look forward to seeing the positive impact of this initiative on student engagement and enjoyment in the coming months.

Converted from Concord Carlisle Joint School Committee Meeting - April 30, 2025 meeting on May 05, 2025
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