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Board to use ‘campus revitalization’ branding; SLAM Phase 2 presentation expected later
Summary
The communications committee rebranded facility work as 'campus revitalization' and discussed clearer public messaging ahead of a SLAM Phase 2 presentation; the board asked administrators to coordinate dates and communications to avoid confusing the public.
Committee updates focused on how the district will present facilities work to the public ahead of potential referendum or outreach. The communications committee said it rebranded the facilities effort as “campus revitalization” on the district website and is developing materials to keep town voters informed. Committee members discussed site navigation, consistent messaging and coordination with administration materials so voters can find project documents and meeting records.
The board discussed the timing of the SLAM Phase 2 presentation and directed staff to confirm the date and update external communications; the chair said the Feb. 23 slot is being held for the SLAM presentation, but since the team won’t be ready on Feb. 2 administrators asked the board to reserve the date and confirm later.
Curriculum committee updates included approval of an overnight UN trip to Harvard for the UN club, ongoing 'No Place for Hate' programming, Holocaust Remembrance Day lessons and guest speakers, and work by the AI advisory committee to evaluate tools for possible investment next school year.
What’s next: staff were asked to confirm SLAM Phase 2 scheduling and to ensure website and newsletter updates clarify whether Feb. 2 is a regular meeting, a facilities meeting, or the SLAM presentation date.
