John Piscitella

This document outlines a $61.4 million bond proposal for the Pearl River School District to fund comprehensive renovations to essential infrastructure across all school buildings. Key improvements include HVAC upgrades, boiler and roof replacements, new ceilings and LED lighting, and enhanced district-wide safety and security. Additionally, the proposal addresses student wellness and programming through playground resurfacing, library media center renovations, and athletic field and facility upgrades. The initiative aims to create healthy, safe, and comfortable learning environments to strengthen the foundation for student success.

This document outlines the Pearl River School District's profile and strategic direction, which is guided by three core goals: improving academic performance, enhancing the district's public perception through the incorporation of quality principles and values, and ensuring financial stability and cost-effectiveness. These goals collectively aim to maintain the district's high educational standards and comprehensive learning environment for all students.

This document outlines a proposed 2026 Capital Project for the Pearl River School District, presenting findings from a 2024 Building Condition Survey and community feedback. It details over $46 million in identified capital improvements, recommending specific upgrades for Evans Park, Lincoln Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Elementary Schools, Pearl River Middle School, and Pearl River High School. Key focus areas include building condition, safety and security enhancements, educational and student support, and recreation and athletics. The plan provides estimated project costs totaling over $63 million and analyzes the long-term tax impact on the community through 2045.

This Instructional Technology Plan outlines the district's roadmap for integrating technology to support its mission of ensuring every student learns. It focuses on three main goals: maintaining a comprehensive and updated technology infrastructure, including a 1:1 device environment; continuing the implementation of 21st-century learning, NYS Computer Science K-12 Standards, and digital fluency; and strengthening cybersecurity and data privacy. The plan emphasizes equitable access to technology, robust professional development for staff, and the strategic use of technology to enhance student achievement and engagement.

The Pearl River School District Wide Emergency Response Safety Plan is designed to prevent or minimize the effects of serious, violent incidents and emergencies. It provides a comprehensive framework addressing risk reduction/prevention, intervention strategies, and detailed response and recovery protocols. The plan aims to facilitate coordination with local and county resources to ensure a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff.