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Greylock School Building Committee Preps Enrollment, Capital Planning Records

  Both enrollment and best practices for capital planning will affect reimbursement rates and scope of any project undertaken.   The city entered the eligibility phase for renovating or replacing Greylock Elementary School in December 2019. The process had been put on hold for some months but the building committee resumed its functions last fall.    On Tuesday, the committee had a preview of the information to be discussed on Friday with MSBA officials. Final documents will be submitted by March 30.    We need to make sure that the calculation for enrollment is based on our previous projections prior to the pandemic as opposed to through or during the pandemic, Superintendent of Schools Barbara Malkas said. She anticipated some back and forth questions from MSBA on Friday that may mean revisions to the current enrollment projection.

One metric kept North Adams students remote this month Now school officials are changing it

NORTH ADAMS — North Adams Public Schools will change its process for switching between hybrid and remote learning, after positivity rate calculations kept students remote for an extra week — even as regional virus levels were falling. The previous agreement between the district and the North Adams Teachers Association had set a threshold of 3 percent for regional positivity rates, above which schools were required to operate remotely. When it calculated that metric, the district weighed higher positivity rates in small towns the same as lower positivity rates in much larger municipalities. That means the district’s metric remained above the threshold in early February, keeping students remote at a time when the region’s average positivity rate — if weighted to account for the total number of tests in each community — was actually below the 3-percent mark.

North Adams Schools Will Be Remote First Two Weeks of 2021

  The School Committee voted to anticipate a potential rise in COVID-19 cases because of holiday gatherings and close the school buildings from Jan. 4 to Jan. 18 next year. The district will return to hybrid learning on Tuesday, Jan. 19, the day after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.   The vote was 5-2, with committee members Emily Daunis and Karen Bond voting against and Ian Bergeron, James Holmes, Tara Jacobs, Heather Boulger and Mayor Thomas Bernard voting in favor.      Superintendent Barbara Malkas said the concern was related to the rise in COVID-19 cases in the community seen after the Halloween and Thanksgiving holidays. With a week and half break coming up and another round of holidays, there is potential for further spread from gatherings. 

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