Committee chair Joe Mosca likes a proposal that would group grade 2-3 and grade 3-5 students into separate schools, and send all the Conway sixth-graders to the middle school. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Committee chair Joe Mosca likes a proposal that would group grade 2-3 and grade 3-5 students into separate schools, and send all the Conway sixth-graders to the middle school. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — A Conway School District committee exploring the concept of closing a school met for the first time Thursday and discussed a couple possible options for delivering K-8 education in the future.
The committee chair is Joe Mosca, who sits on the school board with fellow committee members Jessica Whitelaw and Michelle Capozzoli (Joe Lentini is an alternate). It also includes budget committee members Frank Jost and Bill Marvel, along with Superintendent Kevin Richard, Assistant Superintendent Kadie Wilson, SAU 9 Director of Administrative Services Jim Hill and two principals — Aimee Frechette of Pine Tree School and Rick Biche of Kennett Middle School.
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