Wakefield Building Committee FF&E Subcommittee unanimously approves $1.88 million technology budget for Memorial High School. The recommendation, made by Erin Demerjian and seconded by Christina Gabriel, includes $1.8 million in base equipment—projectors, laptops, specialized lab systems, and
Permanent Building Committee Working Group unanimously approved prior minutes and reviewed renovation progress on Wakefield Memorial High School. Joseph B. Bertrand, Chair, presided as SMMA presented an updated Athletic Hall of Fame wall design for the gymnasium hallway, with Bertrand requesting
Wakefield Permanent Building Committee approves Memorial High School construction invoices and furniture budget. The committee unanimously approved $9,462,575.13 in January 2026 invoices for construction administration and services, led by Chair Joseph B. Bertrand. The panel also transferred
Permanent Building Committee working group reviews project, approves prior minutes unanimously. Chair Joseph B. Bertrand and committee members reviewed construction progress, FF&E bidding showing $4,115,213.72 in total costs against a budgeted $5,400,164.80, and two zero-dollar change orders
Wakefield Building Committee approves $4.3M furniture and equipment package for high school. The Permanent Building Committee FF&E Technology Subcommittee voted unanimously on February 4 to recommend the full package to the main committee, totaling $4,320,974.41 and cutting the October 2025 budget
Wakefield Building Committee approves nearly $10 million in invoices for high school project. The Permanent Building Committee unanimously approved Leftfield LLC, SMMA, Bond Building Company, and UTS invoices totaling $9,991,719.88 for construction administration and services. As of December 2025,
Permanent Building Committee Working Group approves minutes and advances Wakefield Memorial High School project. Chair Joseph B. Bertrand will present four named spaces—Shaun F. Beasley Track and Field, Governor Volpe Memorial Library, Frank Charbonneau Field House, and Dennis O'Leary Cafeteria—to
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