Dear Members of the Select Board: We, the undersigned Driscoll school parents, Town Meeting Members, and Brookline voters, wish to express our support for the 4-section Driscoll school project, and urge the Select Board to take steps to ensure the project is continued and that its Fall 2022 opening not be delayed. Although question 1 was rejected in the vote on May 7, 2019, it was a “bundled” vote, limiting voters to saying “Yes” to both Driscoll and Baldwin or “No” to both Driscoll and Baldwin. Debate on the question was focused on the flaws of the Baldwin project and the costs of the combined projects. Question 1 was rejected by voters who had no option to approve the Driscoll plan apart from approval of the Baldwin plan. The expansion of the Driscoll School from 3 sections to 4 will add 185 student seats by Fall 2022, and the renovation of the physical plant of Driscoll is badly needed. This is an important first step toward addressing enrollment needs in our town, along with the continuation of the MSBA process to add seats as part of the Pierce School renovation. We urge the following steps be taken:

1. A new override election be scheduled before Sept 15, 2019 with an unbundled debt exclusion question for the 4-section Driscoll school,

2. Unspent funds designated for schematic design at Driscoll be immediately released so that the Fall 2022 opening of the 4-section Driscoll school is not jeopardized, with additional transfers from the reserve fund or elsewhere as needed, and

3. The Select Board recommend favorable action on the Driscoll budget motion at the May 21, 2019 Town Meeting.

Respectfully, C. Scott Ananian, Brookline Town Meeting Member Precinct 10 and Driscoll KS dad and the undersigned:

Current Driscoll Parents 1. Stephanie Africk, 119 Westbourne terrace unit 2.

2. Anthony Jerome Albert, 35 Westbourne Terrace

Unit 2.

3. Kazuyo Albert, 35 Westbourne Terrace #2, Brookline .

4. Amitay Alter, 1584 Beacon St Apt Brookline.

5. Woo Ban, 55 park st 4b brookline ma 02446.

6. Joshua Blouwolff, 63 summit avenue apt 1.

7. Rebecca Blouwolff, 63 Summit Ave Apt 1.

8. Marguerite Brackley, 71 JORDAN RD.

9. Jeffrey Brown, 153 summit . Considering this as an investment in the future of Brookline, the extent of design fees and time already associated with this effort and the inevitable cost increases in delaying the process it is a clear choice to approve the necessary funds to proceed as planned.

10. Alexander Burdenko, 274 Mason Terrace.

11. Marina Burdenko, 274 Mason Terrace, Brookline, MA 02446.

12. Nele Butstraen, 214 Mason Terrace.

13. Marcos Cancado, 1530 Beacon Street apt 504.

14. Daniel Chandler, 77 Westbourne Terrace, Brookline 02446.

15. David Charbonneau, 192 Mason Ter, Brookline MA 02446.

16. Ingrid Chen, 77 Marion Street #405, Brookline, MA 02446.

17. Ai-Chun Cheng, 49 Summit Ave, Unit 1. Our children and teachers are suffering in the overly crowded classrooms, limited recess time and having lunch as early as 10:30 due to the small space in cafeteria. Actions are badly needed to provide our children and teachers an ideal learning and working environment.

18. Kelly Chung, 36 Kilsyth Road, 1.

19. Jou-Ku Chung, 659 Washington Street.

20. Andrew Cohen, 23 Kilsyth Road.

21. Padraig Deighan, 1530 Beacon St. Education is the greatest gift. Please help us and our teachers to provide the best possible education to the next generation.

22. Mike DeLucia, 216 Mason Terrace.

23. Annie Minard Eagle, 115 westbourne terrace.

24. Joshua Eagle, 115 Westbourne Terrace.

25. Caren Elias, 1584 Beacon Street .

26. Linda Eovine, 80York Terrace.

27. Peter Fan, 105 Winthrop Rd #2.

28. Andrew Feldman, 149 Summit Avenue.

29. Jules Ferguson, 85 Lancaster Ter. Please move quickly. The state of the Driscoll school facility is terrible for learning and focus. Thank you.

30. Michael Ferguson, 85 Lancaster Terr.

31. Emine Fetvaci, 1600 Beacon Street, Apt. 706. Brookline, MA 02446.

32. Giovanni Flammia, 144 Mason TerrApt 2.

33. Stacey Jackson Flammia, 144 Mason Terrace . Please—Driscoll students, teachers, and staff need us to act quickly in order to have a functional building.

34. Kevin Foster, 116 University Rd #3.

35. Maria Foster, 116 University Road #3. While I am disappointed that the Driscoll School plan is not part of the overall solution to the overcrowding problem, I do believe the plan for Driscoll should move forward without delay.

36. Mikel Garcia-Marcos, 35 Westbourne terrace unit 1.

37. Ana Garza, 11 Atherton Rd #1.

38. Anna Garza-Mayers, 89 Winthrop Rd. Unit 3, Brookline, MA.

39. Armin Gebauer, 36 Kilsyth Rd. We need this school expansion please

40. Eva Gellert, 49 Summit Avenue. Please help us move forward with the Driscoll renocation project! Our kids need a bigger and better eauipped school!

41. Nicholas Gertler, 49 Summit Ave unit 2 Brookline Ma 02446.

42. Beth Gilligan, 52 Kilsyth Road #2, Brookline, MA 02445. While I understand that Driscoll does not on its own solve the townwide overcrowding issue, it is very much a step in the right direction [185 students is not nothing] and we are still on track to have it open on time. We've already spent more than $1M on schematic design so it seems a

shame to throw it all by the wayside. I totally supported the YES campaign and the reasoning behind it (e.g. this is a three-part solution) and tried to do my part to get it to pass (writing postcards, knocking on doors, sending e-mails to my fellow Driscoll parents, standing at the polls), but I definitely encountered a lot of hesitation and/or ambivalence on the part of the voters I spoke with (even Driscoll parents), and a lot of it had to do with people not being fond of the bundle and being highly skeptical of Baldwin. I am confident that a stand-alone override focused on Driscoll would garner tremendous support from not only the Driscoll community, but the Town as a whole. While I am disappointed by the result of Tuesday's election, I feel strongly that we need to unite and move forward with this solution, which puts our children first. Thank you, Beth

43. Mandy Goldman, 655 Washington St.

44. Nick Goldman, 655 Washington St.

45. Amy Grayson, 1501 Beacon St Apt 1905.

46. Evan Ross Guggenheim, 1487 Beacon Street Unit 1.

47. Jocelyn R Guggenheim, 1487 Beacon Street Unit 1.

48. Laura Gurry, 145 university road .

49. Adam Gurry, 145 University Rd. Please consider a Driscoll only plan to help alleviate the clear over crowding and need for new space to support the high educational standards we expect in Brookline.

50. Dena Haddad, 98 University Road Apt G.

51. Hillah Hamo, 809 Washington St.

52. Nadine Hartmann, 95 Mason Terrace #4 Brookline .

53. Philip Hartmann, 95 Mason Terrace, Apt. 4, Brookline MA 02446.

54. Shimon Hason, Yes.

55. Derek Hatchett, 84 University.

56. Phoebe Hyde, 616 Washington Street.

57. Kunal Jajoo, 71 Jordan Road.

58. George kalogeropoulos, 82 summit avenue .

59. Jane Kanarek, 207 Mason Terrace #1.

60. Peter Katsafanas, 1600 Beacon Street Brookline MA.

61. Dan Kennedy, 121 University Rd. Very important issue that needs to be resolved.

62. Karen Kennedy, 121 UNIVERSITY RD.

63. Christopher Kobran, 94 Tappan Street Brookline MA 02445.

64. Jennifer Kritz, 765 Washington Street, Brookline. Let's give our kids the school they deserve -- one where they can effectively learn and grow in!

65. Jordanna L’Esperance, 149 Summit Ave .

66. Amagoia Langarika, 35 westbourne terrace unit 1.

67. Won Lee, 77 Westbourne Terrace.

68. Tommy Leggett, 77 Marion Street, #405, Brookline, MA 02446.

69. Mila Levinson, 130 University Rd, Brookline, MA.

70. Gene-Wei Li, 49 Summit Ave, APT 1.

71. Mai Libman, 78 Lancaster Terrace Brookline. Please, I urge the Select Board and Town to help push for a Driscoll vote.

72. Nicole Lipson, 65 Griggs Road.

73. PAUL A LIPSON, 65 Griggs Road.

74. Amy Lipton, 74 University Rd .

75. Tamir Lipton, 74 University Rd.

76. Alex Loscalzo, 1601 Beacon St Brookline . Please consider

77. Kimberly Loscalzo, 1601 Beacon St unit 203 Brookline . Please help solve a piece of the puzzle without wasting more time. It doesn’t need to be all or nothing.

78. Sarah Luchansky, 126 University Rd unit 1.

79. Douglas Luo, 20 Kendall Street.

80. Chiara Magini, 227 Mason Terrace, Brookline MA.

81. Jared Mayers, 89 Winthrop Rd #3.

82. Scott McGinnis, 591 Washington St.

83. Guy McPherson, 682 Washington Street.

84. Sean G Megason, 142 SUMMIT AVE.

85. Ranjani Narayanan, 125 York after, Unit 2, Brookline, MA 02446. Please consider this request

86. Maria Naylor, 119 Lancaster Terrace, Brookline.

87. Lisa Nowak, 5 park st . Let’s make this happen. For so many reasons.... not least of which is We need to show the MSBA that our town is willing to fund our schools so they don’t pull out of Pierce !

88. Heidi Okamura, 19 Mason Terrace.

89. Claudia Olivetti, 15 Jordan Road.

90. Ola Ozernov-Palchik, 94 Griggs Road apt 21.

91. Boris Palchik, 94 Griggs Rd. #21.

92. Thu PHAM, 1500 BEACON ST UNIT 1A.

93. Tamar Pinto, 177 Winthrop Rd.

94. Natalia Prynko, 82 Summit Avenue.

95. Simon Avner Rakov, 11 Warwick Road Unit 2. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good

96. Valerie Ramseyer, 145 University Road.

97. Sofya Raskhodnikova, 169 Mason Ter, Brookline. Driscoll needs to be renovated one way or the other. When my kids started at Driscoll, one of the first communications from the school we received was a plea from my daughter's teacher to bring in fans -- it was too hot in the classroom. It is simply shameful that a building of a public school in such an affluent school district is in such disrepair (with paint flaking off the walls), and the kids are being crowded in small spaces. Following the new building plan would be the best in the long run, but, even if the town decides not to follow it, something needs to be done.

98. Paulo Ribeiro, 1530 Beacon St Apto 101. We need the new project to Driscoll

99. Patricia Salic, 82 Williston Road .

100. Christina Saltman, 37 University Road, #2 Brookline 02445.

101. Aditi Saxena, 88 Williston Road.

102. Sheel Saxena, .

103. John Schachter, 216 Winchester St.

104. Angela Schena, 659 Washington Street.

105. Graciela Schimmel, 94 University Rd.

106. Alison Schonwald, 306 Mason Terrace.

107. Russell Seidle, 98 University Road, Brookline MA 02445.

108. Shaistha Siraj, 1731 beacon street Brookline 02445.

109. Danielle Slevens, 1600 Beacon St. #1103 Brookline, MA 02446. Please consider this proposal very seriously. Our children's school is overcrowded and falling apart. This is fair neither to them nor to the many hardworking teachers who are currently making do under these conditions. We need your help to help them.

110. Lesley Solomon, 80 Summit Ave.

111. David Souza, 24 Jordan Road Brookline MA . The current Driscoll School situation is sad. The kids deserve more and the school renovation should not be postponed any further.

112. TATYANA SOUZA, 24 JORDAN ROAD. It is really imperative for Brookline to have excellent schools that are not overcrowded. Our citizens value education, and I am afraid if we let the schools overage and overcrowd like they are now, overtime Brookline will not be the place to live for excellent schools and proximity to Boston. As a homeowner, local business owner, and mom of two kids - I chose this town for those reasons and do not want to see it start to decline.

113. Alice Speck, 1561 Beacon #3.

114. Jordana Spitz, 6 Adelaide street.

115. Lauren Stern, 71 Griggs Rd, Brookline MA.

116. Niels Svenstrup, 227 Summit Ave, Brookline, MA 02446.

117. Kian Tan, 126 university rd .

118. Irinie Salib Taylor, 14 Fairbanks St #2.

119. Simon Taylor, 14 Fairbanks street . Please consider a new measure to support Driscoll expansion.

120. Ann Thanawastien, 1530 Beacon St. Driscoll has long been in need of a renovation. Every building has a life span and Driscoll has reached its usefulness for the modern age. The HVAC system barely works, classrooms are overcrowded, there is a nurse's bed in the hallway, and our kindergartners are eating lunch at 10:30am. This renovation is long overdue.

121. Cheryl Toto, 537 Washington St. I think it’s important to understand the level of voter support for the Driscoll project, which was impossible to asses when coupled with Baldwin. Thanks

122. Matthew Turcotte, 66 Winchester St.

123. Lodewijk Vöge, 52 Kilsyth Road #2, Brookline.

124. Ana Wagner, 1600 Beacon St.

125. Mathias Wagner, 1600 Beacon.

126. Ellen Walpert, 94 Tappan Street.

127. Heather Walsh, 216 Mason Terrace.

128. Anne Weaver, 87 Mason Terrace Brookline.

129. Karyn Wergland, 216 Winchester St.

130. Kelly Winters, 14 Fairbanks #3.

131. Jessica Wong, 103 Griggs Road.

132. Molly Yancovitz, 66 Summit Ave .

133. Jae Young You, 55 Park St Unit 4B.

134. Shuai Zhang, 1455 Beacon Street, Apt. 43 Brookline MA 02446.

135. Angel, 11 Atherton Road. Apt # 1 Brookline, MA. Please fund the Driscoll school project. All brookline kids need great schools !

136. Wen-Hung, 50 Lancaster Terr, Unit 3, Brookline, MA 02436.

Driscoll parents and Town Meeting Members

137. C. Scott Ananian, 103 Griggs Road

138. Chris Chanyasulkit, 16 Corey Road, Brookline, MA 02445.

139. Jesse Gray, 8 griggs ter.

140. Casey Hatchett, 84 University Rd.

141. Leonard Wholey, 119 Lancaster Ter.

Town Meeting Members

142. Sarah Axelrod, 41 Bowker St.

143. Lauren Bernard, 20 John Street, Apt 1. You decided to bundle the ballot questions at considerable risk and despite hundreds of signatures asking you not to. Should Driscoll kids have to pay the price of your intransigence? The school is very old, in disrepair, and the most overcrowded in the district. Please do the right thing by Driscoll students.

144. Stephanie Bruce, 185 RAWSON RD, #3, BROOKLINE, MA 02445.

145. Frank Caro, 1264 Beacon Street Unit 2.

146. Gina Crandell, 117 Stedman Street.

147. jonathan davis, 125 park street - unit 1.

148. John Doggett, 8 Penniman Rd Brookline MA 02445. This is the fastest way at the moment to provide almost 200 student seats and the much needed renovation of Driscoll while we are investigating the way forward with or without Newbury/Maimonides. According to the School Department's enrollment projections, this and a Pierce expansion would provide all the right-sized capacity that is needed.to satisfy future enrollment needs as well as existing capacity problems. Please support a contingent appropriation of $108.8m that would give the Board authority to hold a Driscoll debt exclusion town vote without the need for a further Town Meeting. This option would give the Board until September 15 th to this vote. I would vote Yes on such a Driscoll ballot question.

149. Andrew Fischer, 21 Bartlett Crescent, Brookline. It is clear to all that the NO vote on Q1 was not a vote on Driscoll. It was a rejection of Baldwin, and of related failure to provide all information and other communication failures of the School Committee. Driscoll students, parents and the Driscoll community should not be punished for this vote rejecting the mistakes of the School Committee.

150. Jane Flanagan, 854 Hammond Street.

151. Al FORTIER, 90 Craftsland Road. Support neighborhood schools

152. John W. Freeman, 530 Clinton Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467-1419.

153. Paula Friedman, 170 Hyslop Rd --. Voters deserve the right to choose. We asked you to unbundle the funding for Driscoll from the funding for Baldwin. Except for Select Person Hamilton, you chose not to do that. We now, in the same spirit, ask you to give voters the right to make a choice on supporting Driscoll. It is your obligation to do so.

154. Lily Gaedhe, 7 griggs ter.

155. Stephan Gaehde, 7 griggs ter.

156. Jane Gilman, 140 Sewall Avenue . Please listen to Town Meeting, parents and Brookline citizens.

157. Susan Granoff, 52 Vernon St.

158. John Harris, 41 Osborne Road. Build Driscoll 4!

159. Carol Hillman, Kent St.. We need to give our constituents the opportunity to vote for each project. Town Meeting Members had that opportunity; why not the citizens who voted for us?

160. Francis Charlton Hoy, 295 Reservoir Road.

161. Barr Jozwicki, 183 winchester st.

162. Joyce Jozwicki, 183 winchester st.

163. Livia Kahl, 200 st paul street.

164. Janice S. Kahn, 63 Craftsland Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467.

165. Elizabeth Kates, 105 Centre Street, Brookline 02446.

166. Bobbie Brown Knable, 1443 Beacon St Apt 702.

167. Ira Krepchin, 63 Craftsland Rd.

168. Don Leka, 140 Sewall Avenue #A, Brookline, MA 02446. If you want to know why Question 1 failed, look in the mirror. This is your opportunity to show that you will listen to what the citizens of Brookline want you to do. Thanks in advance.

169. Robert Lepson, 36 Thorndike St.

170. Mark Levy, 61 Park St Brookline MA. Normally I might urge the Select Board to proceed with caution and look at how to get to a real resolution of the townwide school overcrowding crisis before advancing Driscoll. But the post-Question 1 situation is not normal. It would be unfair to Driscoll students, parents, teachers and staff to add further delay to getting the urgently needed new Driscoll built and ready for students. Moving the $108.8 million special appropriation at this year's annual town meeting (conditional on a successful debt exclusion vote) and scheduling the vote as soon as possible will not only keep up the momentum toward resolving overcrowding townwide, but also keep faith with the Driscoll community who supported Question 1, Including a four section Driscoll School. While we wait to see when and if Pierce receives a green light on MSBA funding, we can take the time to do serious, strategic planning on what we need to do going forward. But delaying the Driscoll project for an unspecified period of time leaves the Driscoll community in limbo. That is neither fair, good policy nor strategically wise. We must restore public confidence in town government if we expect to rebuild broad community support for future big ticket school building projects. Thank you.

171. Wendy MacMillan, 55 Village Way Apt 212, Brookline, MA 02445.

172. Hadassah Margolis, 24 Stedman Street. Thank you for your consideration.

173. Hugh Mattison, 209 Pond Ave..

174. Nicole McClelland, 39 Jordan Rd..

175. Jessica Morris, 24 Fairbanks St. #2 Brookline, MA 02446.

176. Richard Nangle, 854 Hammond St.. The three-prong solution is a figment of your imagination. The need at Driscoll is tangibly real and supported by the large majority of Brookline residents.

177. Mariah Nobrega, 33 Bowker St. We can put a dent in the problem instead of pushing it off further. Let's do this!

178. Mike Offner, 137 Clinton Rd..

179. Andrew Olins, 242 Walnut St.. Just do it!

180. Sassan Zelkha TMM P14, beacon st. The Oak St, Properties should be sold while the real estate market is hot and proceeds should be used for Driscoll Renovation constructions.

181. Susan Roberts, 69 Green Street.

182. Lynda Roseman, 49 Ackers Ave, Brookline. Driscoll is in dire need of renovation (replacement.) Please move forward with the 4 section Driscoll project ballot question asap.

183. Harriet Rosenstein, 53 Centre Street. Driscoll needs what it's asking for. I wholly endorse this document.

184. Daniel Saltzman, 62 White Place. The Driscoll project, as previously planned, adds capacity, and 100% solves the inexcusable issue of poor conditions there. We need to build the 4-section Driscoll now. Let the voters weigh in on this as soon as possible, and let's get it done.

185. Paul A Saner, 462 Chestnut Hill Ave..

186. Theodore Scholnick, 80 Park st Unit #72.

187. Jennifer Segel, 22 loveland rd brookline ma 02444.

188. LEE L SELWYN, 285 RESERVOIR ROAD. The Select Board's decision to hold the long-needed Driscoll project hostage to the flawed and contentious Baldwin adventure was a grievous error that must be corrected expeditiously as the signatories to this letter demand. At the same time, it is also essential that the Baldwin project be abandoned in its entirety. Any suggestion by the SB or SC that Baldwin is stlil somehow "on the table" and subject to resurrection in the future will put public support for Driscoll at extreme risk. The Board should accept this reality and move on. Lee L. Selwyn / TMM Pct 13; Member, Advisory Committee

189. Barbara Senecal, 345 Clinton Road Brookline MA 02445. Please support the needs of Driscoll families. Thank you

190. Frances Shedd-Fisher, 149 Walnut Street. I truly believe it would be a dereliction of duty for the SB to ignore the will of the voters of Brookline, and I along with many others believe there is consensus on Driscoll and Pierce, but not

on Baldwin for many good reasons. Current projections show we MAY not need more than these two projects so the better part of wisdom and responsible leadership would be to stage the projects so we don't burden students and parents with excess redistricting and taxpayers with unnecessary expenditures. It is illogical to delay moving forward on a project that is broadly supported and that will clearly move us as a community in the right direction on addressing crowding. Further, Driscoll is badly in need of updating. Then, Pierce should be next, no matter what the state says about helping with funding.

191. John Shreffler, 60 Browne Street #6.

192. Virginia (Ginnie) Smith, 12 Linden Street. A 4-section Driscoll is our highest priority. Please move on this with all deliberate speed.

193. Ruthann. Sneider, 30 Perry st.9. Keep them momentum going

194. Alexandra Spingarn, 40 griggs ter.

195. Chuck Swartz, 69 Centre st.

196. naomi sweitzer, 14 griggs ter.

197. David Quinn Gacioch, TMM13, 7 Fairway Road.

198. Judith Vanderkay, 16 Columbia Street.

199. John VanScoyoc, 307 Reservoir Rd. Let's get Driscoll-4 done and go forward together.

200. Robert Volk, 45 Linden Street .

201. Ilan Wapinski, 48 Harris St.

202. Bob Weintraub, 112 Columbia Street #2. I strongly support placing a debt exclusion on the ballot for a new four-section Driscoll School as soon as legally possible. Also, if the Town can purchase Newbury College, I support considering Newbury for an all-Town BEEP plus Kindergarten campus. That should alleviate all grade 1-8 school crowding while not changing the "culture" of parents transporting their youngest children to school.

203. Cornelia van der Ziel, 100 Wolcott Rd. Although I support this letter, I wonder if planning for a larger school at Driscoll would not be better. I know that many are opposed to large schools. Just a question. I do not have the answer. I wonder how things are going at the 5 section CC School. Is that too large?

204. Pamela, 12O Seaver Street Unit C202. I actively urged almost 200 registered voters to vote NO on Question One. Although some of these people voted NO because of the fear of increased property taxes, I believe that two main reasons they voted NO were because BALDWIN was an extremely flawed project and bundling was extremely offensive. Please bring Driscoll back. A 4 section at Driscoll is a very reasonable

plan, considering how much it would cost to bring a 3 section school up to Brookline standards. It will be more economical to build a brand new 4 section school at Driscoll and I will urge everyone to support an override for a 4 section Driscoll.

205. Lara Jarrell, 42 Alton place

206. Anne Trecker, 21 White Place

Others in Support 207. Astrid Allen, 268 Clyde Street.

I would like to have the opportunity to vote on an unbundled override. The bundle was unfair. I support an expansion of Driscoll.

208. Michael Alperin, 46 Regent Circle.

209. Brooks Ames, 25 Whitney Street, Brookline MA 02467.

210. Monique Appleton, 38 Randolph Road. We support the Driscoll Expansion effort.

211. Thomas Appleton, 38 Randolph Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467.

212. Rachel Azrin, 1530 Beacon Street, Apt. 1401 Brookline, MA 02446.

213. Katie Bacon, 33 Fairmount Street.

214. Amy Barkan, 20 Glenoe Road.

215. Katharine Barnett, 22 griggs ter.

216. Mark Barnett, 22 Griggs Terrace, Brookline, MA 02446.

217. Vanessa Berry, 11 warwick rd.

218. Ricardo Bianco, Yes. Brookline... let us do whatever necessary to keep giving our children one of the best public school education in the country. Everything else fades in terms of priority and focus to our community. That is why Brookline is what it is!!!

219. Michael Blanding, 126 Park St. #5.

220. Alexander Bockman, 128 Sewall Avenue Apt B.

221. Elizabeth Boen, 34 Valley Road.

222. Sushma Boppana, 12 griggs ter.

223. Deborah Bradley, 1731 Beacon St Apt 1213.

224. Tess Bundy, 101 Summit Ave.

225. Jason Burke, 225 Reservoir Road.

226. Pauline Ho Bynum, 15 Goddard Avenue. Driscoll project makes sense - I fully support

227. Carolina Celaro, 133 park street 501 brookline MA . Let’s move forward even if one small step at a time!!!!!

228. Carly Charalambou, 576 Washington street.

229. Lucy Chie, 54 Lawton St. #2, Brookline, MA 02446.

230. Andy Cohen, 20 Whitney Street.

231. Pieter Cohen, 50 griggs rd.

232. Bradley Coleman, 11 Gardner Rd, Brookline.

233. Ethan R. Colton, 15 Griggs Terrace .

234. S Corrado, 20 park st.

235. Amy Derris, 55 Brook St, Brookline.

236. Sarah DiMascio, 28 Glenoe Road.

237. Jenny Doggett, 8 Penniman Rd. Driscoll was described in the Yes campaign literature as “failing” and “tired It needs to be rebuilt as a 4 section school.

238. Kate Driscoll, 39 Ackers Ave #2.

239. Marianna Drootin, 18 browne street unit 2.

240. Rashmi Dyal-Chand, 34 Beals Street.

241. juliet e., 58 davis ave. 02445.

242. Karen Edgers, 26 Craftsland Rd.

243. Lewis Edgers, 26 Craftsland Road.

244. Steven Ehrenberg, 25 Stearns Rd.

245. Hilary Elkins, 19 Searle ave Brookline 02445.

246. Melina Fan, 60 evans rd.

247. Mike Farrell, 44 Circuit Rd, Brookline, MA 02467.

248. Jesse Feldman, 16 monmouth st brookline ma 02446.

249. Harry Ferguson, 85 Lancaster Terrace.

250. Truman Ferguson, 85 Lancaster Terrace.

251. Elizabeth Ferry, 47 Cypress Street.

252. Celeste Finison, 48 Summit Ave. apt. 1.

253. Martin Fishkin, 49 Ackers Avenue .

254. David Frankel, 790 Heath St. Brookline, MA.

255. Jennifer Frey, 36 Ackers Avenue #1 Brookline . The renovations and space at Driscoll are sorely needed! Please bring the Driscoll project up for a vote as soon as possible! Thank you!

256. Charlotte Gaedhe, 7 griggs ter.

257. Steffi Gaehde, 7 griggs ter.

258. Na’ama Gal, 242 Russett Road.

259. Milica Gallucci, 17 crafts road.

260. Robert Gamble, 57 Craftsland Rd.. I voted No on Question 1 because the Baldwin project was poorly conceived. I fully support the Driscoll expansion, and I hope it will go forward as expeditiously as possible.

261. Elizabeth Gardner, 43 Valley Road .

262. Janet Gelbart, 216 Saint Paul Street, Unit 601. It makes no sense to me to do nothing just because we can't do everything. Over the past year, I have heard broad support for Driscoll and many questions about Baldwin. Putting Driscoll back on the ballot will test whether voters are suffering override fatigue or were just uncomfortable with the choice they were given.

263. Rona D Gertner, 90 Verndale St 1.

264. Sofia Gertsberg, 420 warren st. I encourage the SB to rise above political interests and personal egos and to bring Driscoll back for an independent vote before the end of summer. Driscoll is in dire need of renovation and right sizing. Please act NOW!

265. Anne Gierahn, 80 Francis St. .

266. Carolyn Glass, 61 Babcock Street.

267. Ann Goebel-Fabbri, 40 Davis Ave. Pierce School is in desperate need of renovation and expansion. Some aspects are real health hazards.

268. ELLEN GOLDE, 7 CHATHAM ST.

269. Karen B Golding, 125 Park Street Apt 3. I voted no to Question 1 but would vote yes to this project.

270. Glen Goldman, 87 Colchester St..

271. Rachel Goldman, 87 Colchester Street.

272. Lorraine Goldstein, 15 Greenough Street. Please move quickly with this much-desired action

273. Dominique Gonyer, 236 Winchester St, Brookline.

274. Bambi Good, 74 Craftsland Road, Chestnut Hill, 02467. I trust you all realize that the No votes were for the Baldwin project and the fact that you bundled the two. We wouldn't be needing another voting day if you hadn't insisted on bundling..

275. Christina Grady, 71 Stearns Road, Brookline, MA 02446.

276. Graeme Grant, 16 Emerson St..

277. Kathryn Gray, 8 griggs ter.

278. Ilene Greenberg, 24 Crafts Road. Please hold special election with UNBUNDLED overrides to allow citizens to express true opinions.

279. Yana Guss, 195 Fisher Ave Brookline MA.

280. ANDREW GUTTELL, 104 CLARK RD. Let's get this right!

281. Doris Hanna, 12 Lyon Rd.

282. Amy Harwin, 2 Washburn Pl.

283. Timothy Heavican, 16 Addington Rd. #31.

284. Ning Hernandez, 328 Washington St.

285. Ken Hertz, 12 griggs ter.

286. Julia Hodgson, 53 Brook St..

287. Gail Hoffman, 62 Craftsland Rd.

288. Caroline Houde, 98 university rd Brookline .

289. Eric Hyett, 1569 Beacon Street Apt 62. Driscoll project will help with town's overcrowding, and also the renovations are completely necessary. Please move forward right away!!

290. Lesley Inker, 15 Chatham St.

291. Stephen Intille, 118 St. Paul Street, #1 Brookline, MA.

292. Chloe Janes, 19 Lyon Rd.

293. Anne Jarvis, 22 Ackers Ave.

294. Beth Jones, Griggs Road.

295. Marci Joy, 59 Green Street, #2. I support the 4 section Driscoll School Project

296. Ann Kamensky, 8 Thayer Place. Let’s move forward!

297. Lisa Kang, 28 Conant Rd Brookline MA 02467.

298. Tal Kenet, 17 Lowell Road. I was in favor of Baldwin, but I don't don't want the perfect to be the enemy of the good. Driscoll won't solve the enrollment problems, but it gets us closer, and incremental seems to be all we can manage... I do believe it will be supported. It will also be an important vote for the MBSA to see

that renovation IS supported by the town, as they consider Pierce. I know it sucks, but please do do an unbundled revote.

299. Tal Kenet, 17 Lowell Road.

300. Douglas Kitch, 35 Vernon St. Apt. 304.

301. Jamie Koplan, 150 St. Paul St..

302. Theresa Lagos, .

303. Ying-Ju Lai, 2 Wellington Terrace, #6, Brookline, MA 02445.

304. Gerald Lazar, 32 Craftsland Road (02467). A new override election be scheduled before Sept 15, 2019 with an unbundled debt exclusion question for the 4-section Driscoll school. It is time for the Select Board to act responsibly and not out of the political considerations that surrounded Question No. 1 in the recent election. We have enough irresponsible political decision making on the national level and want Brookline to exhibit good governance.

305. Marian Lazar, 32 Craftsland Road, Brookline 02467. It's time for the Driscoll School project to move forward. Now is the time!

306. Kate Leness, 129 Dean Road.

307. Tony Leness, 129 Dean Road, Brookline, MA 02445.

308. Ted M Lewis, 31 ELM ST.

309. Grace Li, 125 PLEASANT ST Brookline MA 02446.

310. Susan Lin, 1517 Beacon Street Unit 4 Brookline MA 02446.

311. Alberta Lipson, 622 Chestnut Hill Ave..

312. Nicole Lipson, 65 griggs rd.

313. Paul Lipson, 65 griggs rd.

314. Andrew Liteplo, 384 Newton St. Brrookline, MA 02467. This is a logical next step in addressing the overcrowding solution while maintaining the walkability of schools. Please support this. The town voted down the combined proposal because of lack of support for the Baldwin project, not for Driscoll. Investing in the education of our children is one of the most important things that we can do as responsible citizens of Brookline.

315. Mara Littman, 44 Linden Street .

316. Andreas Liu, 61 griggs rd.

317. Amanda Livengood, 7 Hurd RD Unit 1 Brookline, MA 02445. Please expedite this quickly. As a parent of a child who attends Pierce, it’s very disheartening to witness the overcrowding. Rebuilding Driscoll is an essential part of a solution.

318. Steve Lubin, 118 griggs rd.

319. Septima Maclaurin, 17 High St. Brookline MA 02445.

320. Jake MacMillan, 55 Village Way.

321. Ariel Maddocks, 64 griggs rd.

322. Chris Maddocks, 64 griggs rd.

323. Susan Mann, 177 Mason Terrace. My daughter graduated Driscoll 2018 and it is definitely in need of work

324. Michael C Martin, 62 Craftsland Road.

325. Ashley Mason, 120 Fairway Road.

326. Michael Maynard, 24 Crafts Road. Given the widespread voter support for the Driscoll expansion and renovation, please prioritize the expeditious votes necessary for funding of the remaining design and construction of the project.

327. Kristen McCann, 94 University Road, 2, Brookline MA 02445.

328. Lisa Melas-Kyriazi, 15 Norfolk Road.

329. Kristen Mengwasser, 33 Pond Ave, Apt 1006, Brookline MA 02445.

330. Evonne Meranus, 183 Reservoir Road.

331. Jordan Meranus, 183 Reservoir Road .

332. Karin Miller, 27 Devon Road. Support Driscoll School - tax dollars well spent!

333. Mark Miller, 51 Winchester St. #2.

334. Karen Minn, 134 Salisbury Road.

335. Mary Murphy, 42 Craftsland Road. YOUR every attention appreciated

336. Wendy Murphy, 25 Jefferson Road.

337. Alison Neal, 98 Brook St.

338. Jeffrey Neal, Brookline, MA. Regardless of what is truly needed to fix overcrowding, Driscoll renovation/addition is part of the eventual solution... we do not need all of the answers to start on this project now! Approve a separate vote as it should have been done in the first place.

339. Priscilla O’Reilly, 8 Lincoln Road, #2. I always wanted this just not the Baldwin School as 9th school site

340. Laura Orlando, 16 Ackers Terrace .

341. Jon Orwant, 103 Fuller St.

342. Ana Otero, 12 White Place #3.

343. Alison Packard, 175 Middlesex Rd.

344. Alexander Packard, 175 Middlesex Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467. Please move forward with haste to put this in front of Brookline voters. Let us not further delay the critical education investments that are important for our town to make.

345. Trudy Pang, 26 Monmouth Street.

346. Sarah Pangburn, 3 Craftsland Road, Brookline, MA 02467. After speaking with several Heath parents and residents in my neighborhood, I have not heard a single person object to the Driscoll expansion/ renovation. However, I've heard many people express vehement opposition to building a new school at Baldwin. Let's do what we can now to help ease overcrowding in the schools. It's not a complete answer, but it will help. Please bring Driscoll back to the ballot as a single question.

347. Miriam Pappas, 32 Eliot Crescent, Brookline, MA 02467.

348. Hannah Parker, 151 Middlesex Road. Very important to keep this Driscoll renovation on track!

349. Marc Pasciucco, 171 crafts rd Chestnut Hill .

350. Courtney Pelletier, 295 Walnut Street Brookline.

351. Mark Pener, 33 Fairmount Street Brookline, MA.

352. Danna Perry, 1265 beacon street .

353. Bianca Peskin, 58 Monmouth st.

354. Ann Picarella, 666 Washington St.

355. John Plotz, 137 Middlesex Rd.

356. Alexandra Pogorelec, .

357. Kelly Quaye, 27 Longwood Ave, #2. Please address this issue with the urgency it requires. Our students deserve more space to address the overcrowding issue. Thank you!

358. Edith Raskin, 53 Craftsland Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467. I would like to see the Driscoll school expansion move forward.

359. Toby Raybould, 7 Elm St. Brookline.

360. Kelsey Reckhow, 46 Cameron St, A, Brookline, MA, 02445.

361. Sarah Reilly, 168 Winchester St.

362. Alissa Reyzin, 34 Kenwood St.

363. Mikael L. Rinne, 21Kent Street.

364. Tiffany Rinne, 21 Kent St.

365. Susan Ritter, 85 Fairway Rd.

366. Jennifer Roffman, 20 Searle Ave Brookline. We must not allow the perfect to the enemy of the good- we are desperate for space and Driscoll is due for renovation. Let's take this opportunity to continue to creep forward as we try to solve our overcrowding crisis. Standing still should not be an option.

367. Mark Romano, 59 Green Street, #2. I support the 4 section Driscoll School Project

368. Robert Ross, 9 somerset road Brookline ma 02445.

369. Mathilde Ross, 9 Somerset Road, Brookline.

370. Kim Rowell, 5 elm street.

371. Monica Sadler, 45 Randolph Road - Chestnut Hill, MA. 02467.

372. Meredith Saillant, 16 Emerson Street .

373. Suzanne e Salamon, 85 Baxter Rd.

374. Matthew Sawatzky, 54 Hilltop Road.

375. Katharine Sawatzky, 54 Hilltop Rd.

376. Johannes Schlondorff, 68 Craftsland Rd.

377. Tom Schneider, 25 Euston St. Unit 3.

378. Phil Schroeder, 12 Dana St Brookline MA. Bundled = bungled! Let’s vote on Driscoll. It turns out we don’t like the Baldwin choice and it’s time to move on.

379. Elaine Schwimmer, 19 Craftsland Rd. --.

380. Sara Scott, 381 Pond Ave .

381. Lynn Segal, 27 Crafts Road. I believe that the contemplated expensive monument to the architect embodied in the 3 story atrium will NOT serve us well. It is a fire and safety hazard and likely to be a noisy space. Better to design rooms into that space with a normal stairwell.

382. Phoebe Segal, 128 Sewall Avenue Apt. B.

383. Maryanne Senn, 173 Davis Avenue #8. We are in a crisis. We need you to move things forward now.

384. Andrew Shalit, 14 griggs ter.

385. Karen Shashoua, 104 Clark Road .

386. Alexandra Smith, 2 St. Paul St. #303 Brookline, MA 02446.

387. Julie Smith, 43 Linden St.

388. Martin Solomon, 1160 Beacon St. When I visit the school I'm appalled to see many of the classrooms and facilities are just the way they were when I was a student there starting 65 years ago. It is shameful that the floors give way when walking, the nursing facilities are inadequate, the classrooms are overcrowded to nearly twice the census when I was a student and the ability of the faculty to teach is subject to so much stress. I would gladly pay more taxes to see the school brought into the 21st century.

389. Lisa Soltani, 137 Middlesex Road.

390. Anandeep Songh, 1530 beacon st.

391. Lisa Stahl, 31 Elm Street. I also voted Yes on the Override and was in favor for both Driscoll and Baldwin. In my opinion, we need to move faster to address the issue with overcrowding in our schools.

392. Lonna Steinberg, 137 Clinton Road. The Select Board should take full responsibility for the "No" vote - had the vote not been bundled, it's abundantly clear that Driscoll would have passed. We are only in this position because the Select Board chose to bundle in order to get Baldwin passed. This tactic failed, and now the Select Board must take responsibility and make this right. Driscoll is in desperate need of renovation, and adding a section worth of students would be a huge help. All of the voters who voted "Yes" to get more capacity should still want more capacity. The Select Board, and a select number of "Yes" voters, need to stop digging their heels in and support the Driscoll renovation and expansion. This is classic "cutting off your nose to spite your face" and it's not right. The children of this town shouldn't be punished because the Select Board tried to pull a fast one and failed. This is the fault of the Select Board and the Select Board only and needs to be fixed immediately.

393. Carol Steinman, 85 Salisbury Rd. Bro. Ma. 02445.

394. Susan Stella, 148 University Road.

395. Colin Stokes, 9 Auburn Place.

396. Brad Sullivan, 7 Hurd Rd Unit 1 Brookline, MA 02445.

397. Helene Sussman, 15 Griggs Terrace . Former Driscoll parent who thinks school expansion is overdue

398. Andrew Tapley, 33 Taylor Crossway, Brookline, MA.

399. Susie Tapley, 33 Taylor Crossway. I support the renovation of the Driscoll School.

400. NICHOLAS THEODOSAKIS, 20 Stearns Rd. Apt. 63.

401. Debbie R Thompson, 6 griggs rd.

402. Jessalyn Toochin, 44 griggs ter, #1.

403. Jesse Toochin, 44 griggs ter, #1.

404. Miao-Chih Tsai, 94 HARVARD AVE.

405. Berenika Voskoboynik, 48 HARRIS STREET.

406. Aisha Wallace, 48 York Terrace, Brookline MA 02446.

407. Laura Walters, 89 Stearns Rd.

408. Laura Weinstein, 25 Stearns Road, Apt 1, Brookline MA 02446.

409. Todd Williamson, 74 Lawton St..

410. Rachel Wilson, 61 griggs rd.

411. James Woodman, 25 Bowker Street, Brookline, MA 02445.

412. Sue Woodward, 290 Arlington Road Chestnut Hill MA 02467.

413. Shwujen You, 51 John st #403.

414. Michelle Yu, 31 Craftsland Rd, Brookline, MA 02467.

415. Ellen Zhan, 11 Lyon road , chestnut hill, Ma 02467.

416. Efrat Zinnar-Shavit, 20 Loveland Rd .

417. Tama Zorn, 676 washington street. Please expedite consideration of the Driscoll expansion so that we may vote on it as soon as possible. Thank you.

418. Molly Zuker, 15 Griggs Road, Brookline.

419. Carolina, 150 Dudley Street.

420. Elisa, 205 Davis Ave, Brookline .

421. Felice, 27 Lyon Rd .

422. Georgia, 16 Monmouth Street .

423. Jonathan Fine, 57 Willow Crescent