posted by Joe Polk at 9:51 AM /
The Mt. Lebanon School Board has voted to create a community advisory committee to review the design plan for the pending $113 million high school renovation project and make recommendations to the board.
The 5-3 vote came during a reconvened meeting held last Thursday. Directors Elaine Cappucci, Susan Rose and Josephine Posti dissented. Faith Ann Stipanovich was absent.
Arguments in favor of the committee included that it provides an additional point of view at no cost and that members' due diligence could save the district costly overruns and delays.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09309/1010918-55.stm
The 5-3 vote came during a reconvened meeting held last Thursday. Directors Elaine Cappucci, Susan Rose and Josephine Posti dissented. Faith Ann Stipanovich was absent.
Arguments in favor of the committee included that it provides an additional point of view at no cost and that members' due diligence could save the district costly overruns and delays.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09309/1010918-55.stm
Labels: community advisory committee, high school renovation, school board
2 Comments:
Extremely informative ! Why don't other Commissioners have websites that keep us up to date on issues and their opinions and rationale for those opinions beyond just perhaps a voting record ?
Committee appointees were announced at last night's Board meeting and a list is available here:
http://jposti.blogspot.com/2009/11/appointees-to-community-advisory.html
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