Construction continues on both the technology lab and the
daycare. Paint should be done in the daycare early next week with floor and
ceiling to follow after. We decided to
take down a wall in between the two areas of the technology lab. This has always been part of the plan, but we
were concerned about the size and scope of the projects we have taken on this
summer. After some discussion it was the best choice
to move forward with removing the wall and it really opens up the area.
I took a trip up to state softball in Fort Dodge this week
to watch the Knights compete. While the
result wasn’t what our players and fans wanted, I really felt the team showed a
lot of heart and fought all the way to the end.
Congrats to both our softball and baseball teams on successful seasons.
Bridget Murphy and I have met on several occasions as she
hits the ground running as principal.
She brings new and creative ideas to the position and is very
comfortable in this leadership role.
Currently, she is working on the master schedule and hiring a new
teacher in math on top of all of the little details that accompany the
principal’s position. I truly feel that
all of us who have had a chance to work with Bridget in the first week have
been impressed with her dedication to making Assumption the best school it can
be.
We have been dealing with some phone issues this week. Part of it has been the switch over from digital
to analog lines. The other part has been
technical issues outside of our control.
We have been working with
Mediacom on this issue and hope to have the problem fixed by Monday.
The finance committee met Friday morning to go over end of
the year financials. We had a successful
year financially and are once again able to save a little bit of money for
future projects. Much of the discussion centered
on what the projects are that we will need to look at in the next several
years.
Next week I will be meeting with individuals from the City with
regard to markings on West Central Park Ave.
I have heard a lot of rumors about what the plans are and look forward
to learning more about the real plans. Hopefully
lines will be painted soon as traffic will increase the closer we get to the
start of the school year.
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