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Campus Safety & Security Construction Project
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1. Vehicle Barrier Installation Project
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As part of our ongoing campus safety and security improvements, we will be installing new permanent vehicle gates adjacent to the School and Soccer Field. To accommodate the heavy construction activity and our Staff and Students, the areas shown below will have restricted pedestrian and vehicle access during the project, which runs from May 3rd through May 15th.
Please help us avoid mishaps and accidents by:
♦ Keeping children away from the construction area, equipment and materials;
♦ Not driving or walking into or through restricted areas; and,
♦ Not moving or adjusting the temporary construction barriers or signs.
If you see anything of concern (e.g. hazards, damaged barriers/signs, etc.) in the project area, please report it immediately to the Parish Office at 301-530-1550. For more details, click HERE. Once the project is complete, we will provide an update and a few permanent changes to the Campus traffic and parking patterns.
Thank you for your patience and continued support of these important safety projects.
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2. Curb Painting Rework and Completion
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Also part of our ongoing campus safety and security improvements, continued paint work will be carried out on side curbs around the campus on Saturday, May 16 between the early hours of 6:00 am – 9:30 am (Subject to Weather). Work areas are per sketch provided below around the School, Church and lower parking area. The paint is fast drying, and should not impact the 8:30 Mass, the Saturday French Classes, or the Reyes Field.
The Red lines on the FIRST sketch below shows approximate areas of the curb painting, while the SECOND sketch is the no parking zone in front of the school - (please disregard Red Line in second Sketch). Please avoid parking near these areas if possible.
If you see anything of concern (e.g. hazards, damaged barriers/signs, etc.) in the project area, please report immediately to the Parish Office at 301-530-1550.
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Thank you for your patience and continued support of these important safety projects.
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