Student Laptop Documents, 2011-2012

Each form has a signature page to sign and return to the schools when requested. The Acceptable Use Policies and Sig. file has copies of the IJNDB - STUDENT COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE and IJNDB-R - STUDENT COMPUTER AND INTERNET RULES in addition to the signature page.


Acceptable_Use_Policies_and_Sig_Sheet_2011_2012.pdf

Laptop_Protection_Plan_2011_2012.pdf

RSU2_Student_Web_Agreement_2011_2012.pdf


Thursday, September 15, 2011

Board of Directors Meeting

The RSU 2 Board of Directors meets this Thursday, 6:00 p.m., at the Henry L Cottrell Elementary School in Monmouth. (Directions to the school.)

Agenda: http://www.kidsrsu.org/images/uploads/RSU_BRD_OF_DIRECTORS_AGENDA_9.8.11.pdf


Wednesday, September 07, 2011

Superintendent Hammonds Touts Teamwork

HALLOWELL β€” When Virgel Hammonds departed from California several months ago bound for Maine to serve as a guest speaker in area schools, he had no idea one of the school systems he’d visit β€” Regional School Unit 2 β€” would become the focus of his next career venture.

Visit The Times Record for the complete September 1, 2011 article:
http://www.timesrecord.com/articles/2011/09/01/news/doc4e5fb67f6fab6618867979.txt


Thursday, September 01, 2011

Staff Development Day August 30

RSU principals       The entire staff of KIDS RSU2 gathered at Hall-Dale High School for an amazing day to kick start the 2011-2012 school year. In a lighthearted opening, practice for gathering tracking evidence and showing improvement in skills pitted the superintendent, RSU principals and directors against one another for their singing skills. The day was then filled with staff working across content areas planning how to ensure a year of student-centered learning for our communities’ children.

RSU directors


RSU teachers

RSU teachers

RSU teachers


Monmouth Schools Cancelled on August 31st

Monmouth Schools will delay opening until Thursday, September 1st due to trees and power lines that are still down throughout the town. This decision was made by the Superintendent of Schools in collaboration with the Monmouth Fire Chief and Monmouth Town Manager.
There will be no school in Monmouth Schools only on August 31st.
ALL MONMOUTH STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12 WILL ATTEND SCHOOL ON SEPTEMBER 1ST.


Tuesday, August 30, 2011

First Day Workshop Change(s)

Update: The RSU workshop day at Monmouth Academy instead will be Tuesday at Hall-Dale High School due to power outages. On Monday, staff should report to their regular schools or as directed by their principals.


Sunday, August 28, 2011

School Year 2011-2012 to Start Soon

Information in preparation for the 2011-2012 school year will come soon on KIDSRSU2 schools’ web sites.
For a copy of the KIDSRSU2 school calendar, visit:
http://www.kidsrsu.org/index.php/calendars/school_calendar_11_12


Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Richmond Renovation Progresses Well

There are currently crews on site seven days a week. The project is progressing well as most of the duct work for the new ventilation is installed and all but a few of the rooftop units are set on the curbs on the roof. The associated plumbing and pump installation is now taking place in the boiler room. Fin tube radiation has been expanded in some of the classrooms for even heat distribution and user comfort. The new 2X2 ceilings are 80% complete. New energy efficient lighting is going up as ceiling grid is completed in the various spaces.

Rooftop units
The new energy recovery units are not only more efficient but much smaller than the old multi-zone unit in the background.. They will supply tempered air to specific areas with specific needs and requirements. They will all be automated and scheduled for maximum efficiency.

Classroom radiators
Expanded fin tube radiation in some of the classrooms with northern exposure will address cold spots and provide heat more evenly than the old unit ventilators.

Hallway lighting
The hallways and classrooms will be much brighter and use less electricity with the upgraded T8 fixtures. Lighting will also be controlled with motion sensors to increase efficiency. The 2X2 ceilings look better and last longer and do not sag like the 2X4 tiles


During the process we found some deficiencies that had to be corrected as is always the case in projects of this size. There were some structural issues with the roof deck that have been repaired and brought up to code. We also used this opportunity to insulate pipes and roof drain pans and tighten up portions of the building that would not have been exposed otherwise. We want to capitalize on opportunities to conserve energy and increase user comfort.

new Special Ed bathroom
We are also in the process of installing ADA bathroom with some special features in the special ed wing. This is a much needed addition. This space was at one time a small bathroom and storage room that was converted to a laundry facility.

Since the beginning of the RSU a number of the old carpets have been replaced with tile at Marcia Buker and Richmond Middle/High School. We are now at phase two of floor covering replacement at this facility which means approximately 7 classrooms will have the old carpets removed and new tile installed. The high school library will be re-carpeted.

Richmond Middle/High School will be a brighter, healthier, warmer place for students, staff and community use when we open in just a few weeks. My thanks to the contractors who are working well with RSU staff and for those in the Department of Buildings and Grounds who are working hard and are willing to do what it takes to see the project to completion.

Gordon Murray
Director of Buildings and Grounds
RSU #2

 

 


Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Richmond Mechanical Renovation Progress

We are doing some major work at Richmond Middle/High School this summer and there will be some periodic updates from the Director of Buildings and Grounds for this work. The scope is a mechanical ventilation renovation.

Demolition of the ceilings and ductwork associated with the old ventilation system at the school are well under way. Some of the new ductwork has already been installed and the project is going very well.

Richmond halls, summer 2011
The entire school is a construction site and is not being used this summer. There are contractors, facilities and IT staff working in every room in the building.


There will be multiple energy recovery units on the roof that will supply fresh tempered air to all of the spaces in the facility. These units will replace the 38 year old multi-zone ventilator and various unit ventilators in many of the classroom spaces.

Richmond 1973 Multi-Zone Unit
1973 Multi-Zone Unit

This unit is very inefficient and not in compliance by current standards. Many of the parts for this unit are no longer available and down time is not an option when it comes to adequate fresh air in the learning spaces. Most of these units were designed for a 20 year life cycle and this one is well past its useful life.




Richmond Unit Ventilators 1973-1978 Vintage
Unit Ventilators 1973-1978 Vintage

These units were designed to supply plenty of fresh air to classrooms. They were never automated or set up for maximum efficiency and they required too much maintenance and repair. These particular units were very old, very inefficient and were again past expected life cycle.

The new system will be fully automated for both local control and remote access. The entire project is based on air quality but it has allowed for greater savings all around. While replacing the ceilings, some of the lighting that was not yet upgraded will be done in the summer and ready when students are back in school. This will include the upgrading of the remaining T-12 lights as well as installing motion sensors for increased efficiency. New ceilings and upgraded lighting will brighten up the building significantly and save dollars with rising energy cost.

The necessary changes will benefit students, staff and all community members who use the facility on a regular basis. The goal is safe and healthy atmosphere for all students in RSU #2.


Monday, June 27, 2011

RSU #2 Budget Validation Referendum Voting Places and Times

Following is a list of voting sites and times for the June 7th RSU #2 Budget Validation Referendum. IF YOU CANNOT VOTE AT THIS TIME PLEASE PICK UP AN ABSENTEE BALLOT AT YOUR TOWN OFFICE TODAY.

Dresden: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Powalborough Hall
Farmingdale: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Hall-Dale Middle School
Hallowell: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Hall-Dale Elementary School
Monmouth: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Cumston Hall
Richmond: 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Richmond High School

Please show your support for your schools by voting to validate the RSU #2 budget. Thank you.


Monday, June 06, 2011

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