TILTON — Residents of the Winnisquam Regional School District will have a chance to weigh in on space needs for kindergarten through Grade 5 during a public forum on Thursday.
The School Board decided last spring to schedule a special meeting during the summer to allow the community to look at some possible options, according to Superintendent Rob Seaward.
“This Thursday’s meeting will provide just that, a platform for discussing the future of our space needs and how to best meet them,” he said. “I think it will be a great conversation and hopefully will help the long-term planning committee continue its work in looking for the right path forward.”
Winnisquam, like other school districts across the state, has seen fluctuating enrollments, and Thursday’s discussion will include the future of the Union-Sanborn Elementary School, fifth grade at the middle school, development of the K-8 schools, and possible additions at Southwick Elementary School, Sanbornton Central School, and Winnisquam Regional Middle School.
The long-term planning committee is looking at possible changes at the school district buildings and in the education system over the next few years.
The meeting will take place in the middle school cafeteria at 6 p.m. Babysitting will be available.
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