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w <br /> MASHPEE SCHOOL COMMITTEE - REGULAR MEETING -- NOVEMBER 11 1995 PAGE 5 <br /> visitation for one child standardized testing provided by <br /> the parent for two children. Additionally, there is one <br /> grade nine student who will receive a home visit and <br /> standardized testing in the spring. <br /> 5. 8 30/60-Day Plan - At their October 10, 1995 meeting, the High <br /> School Building Committee requested- the school. department to <br /> prepare a30-day plan and a -day plan in case the high <br /> school does not open in September, 1996. After consulting <br /> with the principals, Br, DeMoura submitted the following <br /> plan while stressing it is based on a very short terra basis: <br /> Grade 6 classes at the Coombs School will remain there <br /> in Grade 7 .. <br /> At the Middle School, the audio-visual room and the <br /> Hone Economics room will accommodate classes on <br /> temporary basis. <br /> The library at the Middle School will accomodate two <br /> classes on a temporary basis. <br /> The French teacher, the Health teacher, and possibly <br /> Math teachers will f lot to open classrooms on a <br /> temporary basis. <br /> Mrs. cook thought perhaps officials should discuss the plan <br /> with the sixth, seventh- and eighth graders so they feel they <br /> can be a part of the decision-making process. <br /> Mrs. Lynch said usage of the library as classrooms would be <br /> disruptive for all middle school students and suggested <br /> changing the full-day program as a possible way to free up <br /> some classrooms. She said both schoolswon't have equity if <br /> one school has a library while the other does not. <br /> Mr. Paxton felt that students should not attend the high <br /> school while it is still under construction stating that the <br /> character of those working at the high school are unknown. <br /> He also thought a, contingency plan should be in place for a <br /> longer period of time in case construction is delayed even <br /> longer. Mrs. Cook agreed. <br /> Mgrs. dills stated that the building inspector has already <br /> said a permit for partial occupancy would be given only if <br /> steps were taken to prevent people from going into any areas <br /> that have not yet been completed. <br /> Mar. Ted O'Rourke, Grade 8 teacher, said the teachers' <br /> association has concerns as well and is willing to work with <br /> the principals to in developing a contingency planis <br />