Yarmouth School Building Committee outlines next steps for Emmy Small project

September 19, 2025 | Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts


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Yarmouth School Building Committee outlines next steps for Emmy Small project
The DYRSD Building Committee convened on September 18, 2025, to discuss the ongoing school building project, emphasizing the importance of financial prudence and community involvement. The meeting began with committee members expressing their commitment to ensuring the project is executed safely and cost-effectively.

Richard Nathan Landley, a member of the Yarmouth finance committee, highlighted the need for the project to progress efficiently, drawing on his experience with previous school construction efforts. Will Rubenstein, a parent and former member of the school building committee, shared his insights from his time spent in the district, advocating for an open-minded approach to addressing the building's issues and serving the needs of all students.

As the meeting progressed, Dr. Smith outlined the role of the building committee, which includes overseeing the project and making critical decisions at various stages. He referenced a document from the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) that provides guidance on the committee's responsibilities, including the necessity for votes on key project phases and the selection of an Owner's Project Manager (OPM).

The meeting marked the official start of the committee's work, with members eager to engage in the planning and execution of the building project. Dr. Smith indicated that further updates on the project's status would be provided later in the agenda, setting the stage for ongoing discussions and decision-making as the committee moves forward.

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