MOORESTOWN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Presentations

March 18 referendum planning update.pdf

WATCH: Proposal ready for state review

The BOE approved sending project applications to the state for an evaluation process that will determine funding amounts

Expanding and upgrading space for students: Proposed improvements include revamping UES into a true elementary school with a third-grade wing; building a sixth-grade wing at WAMS; moving transportation operations out of MHS to create space for innovative programming; and enhancing and adding athletic facilities

Addressing aging systems and infrastructure: Proposed improvements include roof replacement, HVAC and boiler upgrades; masonry restoration and waterproofing

Enhancing safety and security: Proposed improvements include PA and fire alarm system replacements; fencing, drainage and playground upgrades

Improving campus parking and traffic flow: Proposed improvements include moving the bus depot, adding parking capacity, modifying driveways and working with traffic consultants

PDF Transcript of 7.31.24 BOE meeting

Updated_Moorestown_FVHDPresentation.pptx

WATCH: Presentation on survey takeaways

More than 1,000 Moorestown residents shared their perspectives through the pre-referendum survey. Interim Superintendent Joe Bollendorf discussed the results at the June 18 Board of Education meeting. Here's a guide to find topics of interest:

34:00 – Steps in referendum process

35:29 – Who responded to survey

40:10 – Creating an elementary culture at UES

42:00 – What is a flexible learning space?

43:42 – Why third-graders can't stay where they are

45:20 – Upgrading HVAC

47:02 – Addressing traffic issues

48:33 – Questions from the community

55:21 – General takeaways

56:40 – Next steps for communication