Our
Building Discernment Team has been hard at work for weeks following up on the
many suggestions made about how best to use our school facilities to serve the
community. We look forward to receiving their
recommendation(s) sometime this summer.
In the meantime, however, the school spaces have not been standing
empty!
A
Hilton playgroup meets in our building every Tuesday and Wednesday morning,
providing games and art and learning for our youngest neighbors. Brad leads songs for the children with his
guitar, and Lorna visits regularly to get to know the children and the
parents.
Our
Ferguson Street playground for small children is getting lots of use every day.
Wardens John Whitley and Chris Robinson recently power-washed all of the
equipment. Many of our neighbors have
posted words of thanks on Facebook for the use of the playground.
From
May 7 through 24, students from the Warwick High School International
Baccalaureate Program will be using some of our classrooms as quiet space for
taking exams. Longstanding building
users such as the bagpipe instructor who provides lessons on Saturday mornings
in the music room and the German American group that gathers in our parish hall
continue to meet on a regular basis, as well.
We look
forward to what God’s future holds for our building, and in the meantime we
give thanks for those from our community who are enjoying our space and
resources.
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