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Park City Magnet School thanks council for volunteer support; playground expected in 2026
Summary
Park City Magnet School President Jess Resto thanked council members and volunteers for planting work and said the school's playground will not be ready until 2026, highlighting community partnership with the BOE facilities team and Aspahtug Land Trust.
Jess Resto, president of Park City Magnet School, thanked Councilman Richard Ortiz and Councilwoman Mary McBride Lee and volunteer teams for a recent planting day that included parents, teachers, the acting superintendent and the Board of Education facilities team.
"Our playground won't be ready until 2026, but seeing everyone come together show that Park City magnet students deserve this support," Resto said, and read a student letter thanking the council members for their involvement.
Resto said donated plants from the Aspahtug Land Trust and collaboration with the BOE facilities team helped the community project succeed. The speaker expressed optimism about continued momentum and community involvement as the playground project continues toward its 2026 timeline.
No formal council action on the playground timeline was recorded at the meeting; the remarks were recorded as public comment and will likely be shared with relevant Board of Education and facilities staff for follow-up.
