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News Advertiser
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
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Andrew School Committee Requests Support from Village Council Michelle Pinon News Advertiser Members of the Andrew School Committee appeared before village council on Sept. 23 to provide an update and to also ask for support
Zabrick told council the committee has held five meetings to date with 8 to 14 community members in attendance at each meeting. He mentioned the commitment of fellow committee chair Jodie Calfat and the amount of research she has done
Andrew School began operating as an elementary school this year. (Michelle Pinon/Photo)
from council to continue its work. Stan Zabrick made the presentation that was heard by members of council, administration, divisional county councillor, and five community members. He gave an overview of what the committee has done since its inception, the results of a community survey it had conducted, and some of the things it would like the village to provide going forward.
over the last couple of months. He then gave an overview of the survey results. So far, 150 people have responded to the survey. Based on results, Zabrick said the community has not given up as 80 per cent of respondents said they believe the school can be saved. However, there has not been a “hard push” from families,
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