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School Committee removes town administrator from two building committees; design work continues on Fox Hill and BHS projects

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Summary

The School Committee voted to remove outgoing Town Administrator Paul Sagarino from both the Fox Hill and Burlington High School building committees and confirmed John D'Onizio will serve in the town-administrator role on those bodies. Committee members also reviewed Fox Hill finishes and scheduled bids and meetings for the high-school project.

The Burlington School Committee voted unanimously to remove Town Administrator Paul Sagarino from the Fox Hill School Building Committee and the Burlington High School building committee and confirmed John D'Onizio will serve in the town-administrator role on both committees.

"Do you have a motion to remove Paul Sagarino from Deep Fox Hills School Building Committee?" the chair asked; the motion was moved and seconded and the chair recorded the vote as aye, 5-0. The committee repeated the vote to remove Sagarino from the high-school building committee; that motion also passed 5-0.

Committee members then discussed design and procurement steps for the Fox Hill project. Members said interior finish samples (tile and linoleum) have arrived and that the building committee will continue reviewing materials. Construction-qualification work to pre-qualify contractors for winter bidding will begin soon.

For the Burlington High School project, the committee scheduled a public community forum (virtual with an in-person viewing location) and said the district will post additional visuals. The superintendent—s office indicated the project team will present design updates and that some members will attend remotely; committee members were invited to the forum.

No contested actions were recorded beyond the administrative membership changes; staff said future updates will include final material selections and the schedule for contractor qualification and bidding.