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Neighbors
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About Bush
Neighbors
The Bush School Constructions Update Virtual Information Session
Monday, October 19 12:00 p.m.
Via Zoom
Register: Send your name and email to neighbors@bush.edu.
Neighbors of The Bush School are invited to meet with the Head of School Percy L. Abram and learn more about the new Upper School Building from Mithun, our project commitment to sustainability, the timeline of the project, and talk to Exxel Pacific about how they will manage construction and student safety during the project.
Starting in January 2021, The Bush School will be communicating with neighbors via email. To register for the school’s construction e-newsletter please email neighbors@bush.edu
Website for updates on construction: https://www.bush.edu/about-bush/neighbors
Construction Hotline: 206-453-1005 (managed by Exxel Pacific)
Via Zoom
Register: Send your name and email to neighbors@bush.edu.
Neighbors of The Bush School are invited to meet with the Head of School Percy L. Abram and learn more about the new Upper School Building from Mithun, our project commitment to sustainability, the timeline of the project, and talk to Exxel Pacific about how they will manage construction and student safety during the project.
Starting in January 2021, The Bush School will be communicating with neighbors via email. To register for the school’s construction e-newsletter please email neighbors@bush.edu
Website for updates on construction: https://www.bush.edu/about-bush/neighbors
Construction Hotline: 206-453-1005 (managed by Exxel Pacific)
Neighborhood Agreement
The Bush School and Neighbors of Bush Association (NOBA) entered into a neighborhood agreement in 2003 to provide a framework for clear and timely communications between The Bush School and neighbors to resolve effectively issues of mutual interest or concern to the school and its immediate neighbors. In 2011, First African Methodist Episcopal (FAME) Church became part of the Neighborhood Agreement when it purchased the old MLK Elementary School adjacent to The Bush School (MLK F.A.M.E. Community Center). The Agreement seeks to promote positive relations and a mutually beneficial relationship between the school, its neighbors, and to lessen, to the extent reasonably possible, the impacts resulting from the operation of a school in a residential neighborhood while giving the school the flexibility it needs to achieve its educational purposes.
Representatives of the school, NOBA, and MLK meet quarterly to share information, to discuss issues of mutual interest or concern, and to resolve issues that may arise from time to time.
For more information, please contact Robin Bentley, assistant head for finance and operations, at (206) 326-7771 or at robin.bentley@bush.edu.
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