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Recently the Ludlow main entrance was closed and the office space evacuated, after staff became aware of mold growth in late January. Now dehumidifiers run 24 hours a day, carpets are torn out, plastic sheets laid down, and doors to other parts of the school are taped off. Parents and teachers have been told to expect this area will be out of use for the remainder of the school year.   I t’s prudent to be cautious about mold , especially at a school where vulnerable young chi

At the February 10th Board of Education meeting, the Superintendent will be providing an update on the status of project management efforts for the Long-Term Facilities Plan. Reviewing the advance draft copy of the presentation available on BoardDocs, the Administration appears confident that project management is effective, that the projects are on schedule and on budget, and that community engagement efforts are adequate. The Board of course has fiduciary responsibilities

November 24, 2025 Re: Facilities Advisory Committee Dear Dr. Glasner and Board members, Based on David’s October 30th email, we understand the school district does not intend to continue the work of the Facilities Advisory Committee (FAC) beyond the meeting scheduled for December 1st. As members, we concur that it is time for this body to be dissolved. In its current form, the FAC has for some time ceased to be a meaningful tool for community engagement. It does not provide a