[Public Notice] The Lakewood School District will be renting building space from July 5 through August 15, 2018 during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
“The district is making available its facilities for summer use, as numerous camps and summer schools have expressed an interest,” sais Attorney Inzelbuch. “It will also help generate money for the public schools.”
Renters must:
- Provide their own instructional/recreational materials.
- Provide their own staff members, as well as support staff.
- Responsible for any damages arising from occupancy on school premises.
- Responsible for costs of custodial and security staff.
- Provide adequate supervision of all activities, at all times.
- Hold the LBOE harmless from any claim, loss or damage.
- Provide certificate of Insurance to the district.
- Pay for School Usage two weeks prior to event.
- Provide furnishings that are needed other than those available in the classrooms and the lunchroom of the school.
Schools Available for Rent:
- Clifton Avenue Grade School (Grades 2 through 5)
- Ella G. Clarke School (Grades 2 through 5)
- Spruce Street School (Preschool through First Grade)
Interested parties should send a proposal to the Superintendent of Schools by February 15, 2018 specifying intended use, number of students, grades of students, dates of intended use, hours of intended use, and suggested rental fee per diem etc.
Send to:
Laura A. Winters, Superintendent
200 Ramsey Avenue
Lakewood, New Jersey 08701
Sounds like a great idea to me. Make some money for the system while providing central locations for other events and programs.
Glad it will help the camps. Did they think about the neighbors that live nearby who will have to deal with the traffic, people walking through properties and the noise of all the loudspeakers announcing all the carpools and the most geshmake team that minute??
Perhaps they should rent out the playground in all the developments as well? Great way to support the local community center.
Please keep in mind the people living nearby. Something to think about.
Thank you.
Maybe they should of thought about it before they decided to buy near a school.
Really Spruce Street!?! – it’s public property being used in the best way possible. Why the negativity? All playgrounds in developments are privately owned because they were paid for by those who own there. Public schools, even the Spruce street school, is owned by the entire Lakewood. It’s not owned by those that live on Spruce Street. Let’s not be too selfish.
Hi All, I did not mean to heat everyone up was just raising a point that there is another side to this as there is to everything.
The houses here for the most part were actually built before the public school opened.
My point was that the area is heavily populated with traffic during the year and we enjoy the brief time off in the summer.
Hope you can understand.
it’s going to cost a fortune if you have to use their security people and custodians