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Committee accepts $300,000 CPC grant for adaptive playground project
Summary
The Hopkinton School Committee unanimously approved acceptance of a $300,000 Community Preservation Committee (CPC) grant for an adaptive playground project, thanking CPC and town meeting members for support.
The Hopkinton School Committee voted unanimously May 15 to accept a $300,000 grant from the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) to fund an adaptive playground, the committee said.
The chair and other committee members thanked CPC and town meeting members for approving the project and singled out committee member Mrs. Rothermick for substantial organizing work. The item described the adaptive playground as a community and school resource, noting it will benefit Marathon and other sites serving students with diverse needs.
Nut graf: The CPC grant provides the majority of the reported $300,000 price tag for the adaptive-playground project, which the committee described as a community asset for students with disabilities and the broader public.
Details: The committee moved and approved the acceptance of the CPC donation by roll-call vote (Kyla, Susan, Ami, Chris). The chair noted gratitude for support on the broader FY budget at town meeting as well. No construction schedule or vendor details were discussed in public session.
Ending: Committee members expressed excitement for the project and thanked volunteers and CPC members; the vote was unanimous.
