Amber McCay, the director of the Wildflowers Early Learning Center on Seavey Street in North Conway speaks to the John Fuller Action Ad Hoc Committee meeting on April 9. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Tiffany Roberts, who owns Saco Valley Gymnastics which owns the Adventures in Learning Preschool in Redstone, talks about the importance of diversity in the local preschools at the John Fuller Action Ad Hoc Committee meeting on April 9. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
John Colbath (right, with his son, Ben at left), filling in for Steve Porter as the selectmen’s representative to the John Fuller Ad Hoc committee, also is the chairman of the board of directors of the Vaughan Community Services, speaks at the April 9 meeting about preschools. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Amber McCay, the director of the Wildflowers Early Learning Center on Seavey Street in North Conway speaks to the John Fuller Action Ad Hoc Committee meeting on April 9. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Tiffany Roberts, who owns Saco Valley Gymnastics which owns the Adventures in Learning Preschool in Redstone, talks about the importance of diversity in the local preschools at the John Fuller Action Ad Hoc Committee meeting on April 9. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
John Colbath (right, with his son, Ben at left), filling in for Steve Porter as the selectmen’s representative to the John Fuller Ad Hoc committee, also is the chairman of the board of directors of the Vaughan Community Services, speaks at the April 9 meeting about preschools. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Members of the Child Care Directors of the Mount Washington Valley, a collection of 13 child-care centers that have worked collaboratively for the past 10 years, shared their perspective on possibly using the former John H. Fuller Elementary School property as a site for out-of-district special education placements and a public preschool with the John Fuller Action Ad Hoc Committee when it met April 9.
They were there at the invitation of Mike DiGregorio, Conway School Board member and chair of the ad hoc committee, who on March 9 had shared an idea floated by SAU 9 staff, that the district could save as much as $1.24 million annually by providing a hub for districts seeking out-of-district services.
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