Welcome to Concord School District's
Facilities & Planning Department
Matt Cashman, Director of Facilities & Planning |
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The Concord School District has over 1 million square feet of buildings, which sit on 180 acres of land. Our staff includes: Matt Cashman, Director of Facilities and Planning, Denise Stevens, Administrative Assistant, and a team of over 50 qualified maintenance specialist and custodial personnel. Our goal is to keep all our buildings at the highest levels of operation, maintenance, safety and cleanliness for all students and staff. In response to COVID 19, our crew takes extra steps to clean and disinfect all areas of our school buildings.
We always seek new ways to keep our schools clean. We have streamlined our “green cleaning” chemicals to a small variety of cleaners, disinfectant sprays, and other chemicals. We have a vendor managed inventory, allowing us to keep smaller, more manageable inventory levels. The smaller on hand quantities allow us to free up valuable storage space. This move has also reduced our waste. Annually, we stay current with cleaning equipment, and practices allowing our custodial staff to utilize the newest technology and best practices. We have Safety Data Sheets for all our cleaning products located on our web site, as well as hard copies in each of our schools.
In the summer of 2020, we completed numerous upgrades in our schools to include flooring, exterior and interior painting, plexiglass surrounds for office admin spaces, LED lighting replacement at 3 elementary schools and roof repairs. Ongoing work through 2020 and 2021 will include replacement of all rubber staircases in CHS, replacement of all hallways at Broken Ground School, and site work at Central Office. All facilities staff continue to practice the proper use of all PPE while working inside and outside our buildings. The custodial staff worked through the Stay at Home order during the spring 2020 COVID crisis, working exceptionally hard preparing and keeping our schools clean and disinfected. In late summer, Concord School District hired The Lawson Group to conduct an indoor air quality study. Results showed a healthy air quality in all of our schools. For complete details, click here.
School original construction dates, fuel source, acreage and square footage:
BUILDING
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ACRES
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SQ. FEET
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ADDRESS
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CONST. DATE
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FUEL |
SYSTEM |
Abbot-Downing School
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10 |
73,446
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152 South St.
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2012 |
Natural Gas
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Generator: Diesel 400 gal 180 kw
2 Viesmann Boilers
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Beaver Meadow School
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12.39 |
66,000 |
40 Sewalls Falls Rd.
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1986, 1993
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Natural Gas
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2 Laars Gas Boilers
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Broken Ground
School
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37.7 |
64.000
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51 S. Curtisville Rd.
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1973, 1988
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Natural Gas
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3 Hydro Therm Gas Boilers
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Christa McAuliffe School
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2.8 |
71,485
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17 N. Spring St.
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2012
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Natural Gas
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Generator: Diesel 400 gal 180kw
2 Viesmann Boilers
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| Mill Brook School |
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64,580
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53 S. Curtisville Rd. |
2012 |
Natural Gas
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Generator: Diesel 400 gal 180 kw
3 Hydro Therm Gas Boilers |
Rundlett Middle
School
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11.15 |
186,000
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144 South St.
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1957, 1967, 1988. 1990
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Natural Gas
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2 Camus Boilers
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Concord
High
School
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6.91 |
535,400
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170 Warren St.
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1929
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Natural Gas
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Generator: Diesel 700 gal
6 Clear Fire Cleaner Brooks Boilers
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Dewey (SAU)
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1.05 |
14,870
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38 Liberty St.
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1890, 1956-58, 2014
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Natural Gas
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1 Burnham Natural Gas Boiler
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| Eastman |
4.6 |
16,500
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15 Shawmut St.
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1935, 1958
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Natural Gas
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1 Smith Gas Boiler
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White Farm (main)
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27.4 |
1,200
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148 Clinton St.
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1920
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Natural Gas
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1 HTP Elite Gas Boiler
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White Farm (house)
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2.27 |
1,200
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150 Clinton St. |
1920 |
Natural Gas
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1 HTP Elite Gas Boiler |
White Farm (cottage)
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2 |
1,200 |
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1930 |
Oil |
Smith Boiler
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Maintenance Building
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1,280 |
55 S. Curtisville Rd. |
2012 |
Propane |
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11 Curtisville
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59.08
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1,400 |
11 Curtisville Rd.
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1960 |
Oil |
Boiler Removed
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| TOTALS |
177.35 |
1,098,561 |
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Did you know that our facilities can be rented out to the general public for special events, gatherings and meetings? Please feel free to contact Matt Cashman for information regarding reservations and cost. Mr. Cashman can be reached at 603-225-0847.