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    Project Overflow

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    AIGA Jacksonville

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    Jack Cassaro and his mentor Mike Kleinschmidt worked together as a part of AIGA Jacksonville's Discover Design program.
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    Casie Simpson
    mentoring@aigajacksonville.org

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    December 18, 2011
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    Safety, health hazards, a negative image, and discomfort are several important reasons why Bishop Kenny should address flooding at school!
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    3,000 gallons of water fall on Bishop Kenny's roof every year. A lack of proper drainage for that water causes the water to land (and stay standing) in student walkways.
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    Specific problem areas at Bishop Kenny High School.
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    Jack and Mike making a presentation at our first session!
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    A student's observation of an ongoing natural disaster at Bishop Kenny High School — flooding! This problem affects the safety of faculty and students as standing water creates health hazards. Standing water presents a negative image of the school and causes students to walk around with wet shoes. Eww!

     
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    Jack's presentation identifies problem areas on the school grounds and makes the case for why this issue should be addressed immediately.

     
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