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<br />       						Blue Ribbon.ComprehensWe Committee
<br />     								September 14,2006
<br />     				Town of Mashpee Blue Ribbon Committee was called to order'Mashpee Town
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<br />     		Hall.1 1  GreatNeck Road    '      I  b ee) Massachusetts at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, Sept
<br />       		4}2006,The Chairman,Don Myers, presided
<br />       			Blue Ribbon   �ittee Members present:   hainnan Don Myers;  hackie green,   icy
<br />  					e     Berl  Kane,   ella  h enberry} Steve Ball and Ted Theis;
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<br />				absent this evening were Douglas Storrs, Clerk and John Miller.
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<br />     							r   ales three three h sig and Lee Homer,    ties kindergarten
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<br />								the Chairman c  led the meeting'to ogler.quorum being present,
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<br />     							. . ,    Approval of Minutes
<br />				Approval was granted t6 the minutes of the August 10,2006 meeting minutes and the
<br />      		August 24,2006 minutes were withheld,until received and reviewed by Board members.
<br />									Communications
<br />									Public Comments
<br />							There were.no public.,po"ments at this time.	;
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<br /> 					Environmental Educational Programs at Mashpee Public School
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<br />				-Lee Hbrner spoke first telling.the Cottee members that children in her kindergarten
<br />      		to grade,two classes the focus-was    water con=_vation*.'   is inOuded b tb ng,toil etosWng,
<br />       		showers and. el cation. I-n the first and send.grades- the water pycle was intredue d•}trach
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<br />       				ter- oes -for second-grade,-it was a Mashpee River'-OU   culum:--She paid that�t"     	,
<br />      		where the water
<br />       		brought awareness.to-children-in-the lower levels,that the-children.were•like•sp Inge s.and would•
<br />      		bring this water knowledge to the elementary schools.
<br /> 				Bob Bail'   spoke next, about science stu�donts in grads gree through six. . t grade three,
<br />       		he-gida,-there was u proms called-the watershed Unit,'an ehvironnental pr�*cut regading
<br />       		Yahoo-Pond:The-lesson'-plan   as called Project Life}.cnordinatcd for grade Lfour-tlie forest;grade
<br />      		-5-die pond'and grade six-the salt maxsk trying water through-the watershed..He said that the
<br />       		teachers were strong andlh�t-the children in these grades also get water management,in addition
<br />       		to Pro'   t-Life;lie added that there-was-a Water-Resource's-Fes}with-bro'chur es-pvetrout-1 y.
<br />       		-Americo   -volunteers, Ike-said"Every fid.touches.base with-it,-in-grades-three,�four and•frve."Re
<br />       		said that each grade-works on a water related project,whether it is the cloud jar in fifth grade or
<br />       		the   at r_  de      its. i th grad .1    afd..diat the sellMg point was.that'it supports_teachers.tom
<br />       		do science.""'
<br /> 				Charles,Anastasia spoke about his students at l  a hpee High-School,next. He said that
<br />       		students were taught Earth Science in grates nine and ten and-there were between 100-to 150
<br />       		students tak    the 	each yew. He-added that it was supplemented by two days of field
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<br />       		science Study,-  here students"c6llected,data with their fibld study-kits and tradked-home.usage-for
<br />       		suveral-da s� .  Natural      		as-A   taught; which•also had-Eel&study:The-stade t
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<br />       		examined beach profiles,-including the•sand grain distribution;piers,'etties{and-docks�-and4heir
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<br />       		,ffn'•.'act on-the oceans. He added that there was a Watershed Symposium.on December g, 2006 at
<br />     			ge     r     e      age, wb�   ti      d.gve  art�c  arts an idea cf what is ggn   .t   	_�_..._
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<br />			environmental'sector.   s for himself,-he teaches bialbgy,.and•dues a Forest watch to study ozone
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