The North Providence School Committee meeting on June 18, 2025, highlighted significant advancements in local school construction projects, particularly at Wayland and Greystone Elementary Schools. Superintendent Mr. Feroli emphasized the importance of keeping the community informed about the progress made over the past year and the plans for the upcoming school year.
During the meeting, Phil Conte from Studio G provided updates on the construction status, showcasing recent photos and plans for the new facilities. The construction at Wayland Elementary is progressing well, with the building envelope nearing completion and a focus on maintaining a safe environment for students and staff. The site is notably tight, with the new building situated just six feet from the existing structure, yet it has been managed without incident.
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Subscribe for Free At Greystone Elementary, similar progress is being made, with the construction site also being described as tight but well-managed. Both schools are on track to be operational by September 2026, with ongoing work to ensure that the transition for students and staff is smooth. This summer, final site work will commence, including the construction of a new parking lot at Wayland and interior abatement in preparation for the demolition of the existing school.
In addition to the elementary projects, the high school is undergoing renovations, including updates to the cafeteria and improvements to HVAC and plumbing systems. The committee noted that there have been no significant challenges reported, attributing the success of these projects to strong collaboration among the project managers, the school district, and the town.
The meeting concluded with a discussion about the gymnasium sizes in the new schools, ensuring they will meet community needs, particularly for local leagues. The committee remains committed to transparency and community engagement as these important projects move forward, reflecting a dedication to enhancing educational facilities in North Providence.