This year the case involves teacher responsibility in a bullying situation.
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The journey starts with a fictional case provided to participating students all over the state (about 1,500 this year) by the Bar’s Mock Trial committee.
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23, features a series of courtroom contests leading to a final smackdown at Faneuil Hall in Boston on March 23. The program, which officially begins Jan. Their high school team is one of a dozen in Western Massachusetts preparing for the state-wide Mock Trial Program of the Massachusetts Bar Association. The girls at Performing Arts are dressed like lawyers. In a school where flamboyant dress is the norm, something is clearly up. SOUTH HADLEY – Two teen-age girls hurry down the halls of Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public High School wearing dark business suits. Another group of students is getting ready for this year's contest. The team won the Massachusetts Mock Trial Championship last year. The Republican Coach Gary Huggett, foreground, meets with some of the 17 students in the Mock Trial team at Pioneer Valley Peforming Arts Charter Public School in South Hadley in April. “It also serves Southwick and the hilltowns and if necessary we will work during the next four years to find a permanent location for them,” he said. “The American Red Cross is a long-time institution in Westfield,” said Knapik. Rent for the space will begin at $150 per month and increase annually by $50 per month to a maximum of $350 per month in the final year of the lease. The proposal includes use of two other office spaces on a part-time basis during the four year lease. Knapik, a former Red Cross disaster volunteer, has suggested leasing Room 315 to the Red Cross.
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The request is expected to be reviewed by the City Council’s Property and Legislative and Ordinance Committees before the full City Council considers approval.Įffective dates for the proposed lease are Mato Feb. The director “We are excited about the (potential) marriage with City Hall.” “The proposed lease will allow us to expand services and programs and allow us to graduate more students” from the various nurse and other medical education programs offered annually, Rubin said. The chapter has had a presence in Westfield since 1923 and at the Broad Street location since 1945 when that building was donated to the Red Cross by Whip City Manufacturing Co., Rubin said. Rubin said staff and programs have “outgrown” its facility at 48 Broad St.
But, we are excited about the prospect of locating at City Hall,” Rubin said. “When and if it is finalized I will address the issue. Rubin, long-time executive director of Westfield’s Red Cross Chapter, was reluctant this week to discuss the lease prospect until the City Council reviews the proposal and acts on it. Knapik said the proposal is aimed at “keeping a permanent Red Cross banner in Westfield,” adding “a national trend toward centralization of such organizations could take a permanent presence of the emergency services agency out of the city.” WESTFIELD – The local chapter of the American Red Cross may soon occupy space at City Hall under a lease proposal sent to the City Council for approval by Mayor Daniel M.
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