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The Concord Carlisle Joint School Committee meeting on April 30, 2025, focused on the design of a new inclusive playground, highlighting the extensive planning and community input involved in its development.

Committee members discussed the evolution of the playground design, which underwent 12 to 13 iterations before reaching its current form. The design incorporates various play structures, including monkey bars, spinners, and climbing features, aimed at providing different levels of challenge for children of all abilities. Notably, the playground will feature an accessible spinner, allowing children with mobility challenges to participate alongside their peers.
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The committee emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive environment where all children can engage in play. The design includes elements like a low climber made from a material that mimics the texture of real rock, promoting social interaction among children.

During the meeting, committee members expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts of all involved, particularly highlighting the flexibility and cooperation of the design team.

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As the meeting progressed, the committee prepared to vote on the final design and accept a donation to support the playground project, marking a significant step forward in enhancing recreational opportunities for the community's children.

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