Bathroom Project
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Cornwall College is the premier high school institution in Montego Bay, however in recent years the school has experienced some level of degradation to its core b
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Cornwall College is the premier high school institution in Montego Bay, however in recent years the school has experienced some level of degradation to its core bathroom infrastructure.  To address this issue, the Cornwall College community has donated towards the rebuilding effort via a GoFundMe campaign launched by the South Florida Chapter in November of 2018. The goal is to deliver quality and adequate bathroom facilities that meet the current capacity requirements for our growing student population.
Objectives
Renovate the existing bathroom facilities at Cornwall College and expand where needed to meet the capacity requirements of the student population.
Success factors & deliverables
- Construct durable bathroom facilities to match the high traffic requirements
- Increase bathroom count to match required capacity ratios
- Provide financial accountability to the donors
- Provide visibility and transparency throughout the various project stages
- Deliver project in an acceptable timeframe
- Deliver project within the budget
- Provide adequate security measures to prevent theft once completed
- Work with the school to establish policies and operating procedures to handle vandalism
- Work with the school to establish maintenance plan for day to day operations
- Meet all necessary ADA and other local compliance requirements
- Align project with CC master plan
Project Scope:
Phase 1 – Ninth (9th) Grade Block. (Upper and Lower)
Phase 2 – Pending feedback from the CC Master Plan
Project Estimates:
Funding for the Cornwall College bathroom renovation project was primarily obtained from donations by the general CC community. The project cost was ~ $50,000 US
Project Team
The core project team consist of a combined effort from both the South Florida and the Montego Bay chapter members. All efforts are 100% volunteer.
| Name                 | Chapters / Affiliates          |
| Kimani Phillips | South Florida |
| Warren Bloise | South Florida |
| Patrick Green | South Florida |
| Orville Denton | South Florida |
| Garth Brown | Montego Bay |
| Kevin Rosegreen | Montego Bay |
| Rudal MacFarlane | Montego Bay |
Project Schedule & Timeline:
The project was completed in early September of 2019 and in time to facilitate the commencement of classes for the 2019 Fall (September) semester. Special thanks to our donors, the project team and to all the stakeholders who participated and made the project the success that it has been.
Dinner Dance Cancellation
You have been among our biggest supporters throughout the years and it has been your efforts that have helped us to improve the lives of thousands of young men at our alma mater. T
Dear Cornwall College Family,Â
You have been among our biggest supporters throughout the years and it has been your efforts that have helped us to improve the lives of thousands of young men at our alma mater.
This is our main reason for writing you during a pandemic that has changed the trajectory of how we do business going forward.
Regrettably, we are forced to cancel our annual Dinner Dance and Fundraiser, staged for the last 25 years during November. As painful as this was, we have no doubt that we have made the right decision.
In 25 years we have provided scholarships and supported school feeding programs for underprivileged youngsters deserving of the best education; refurbished classrooms and laboratories that have enhanced the school’s ability to a deliver first-class education; modernized the football field and enriched sports programs that have turned out many stars; and upgraded bathroom facilities to modern standards.
This is just a miniscule representation of the intervention that Cornwallians at the South Florida Chapter have embarked on in making a difference to lives in Jamaica.
Undoubtedly, this is not the time for us to give up.
Having first-hand knowledge of the tremendous hardships created by this pandemic, our help is even more imperative. We will continue to work at transforming young Jamaican men and invite you to stay tuned for initiatives to be implemented over the next few weeks that we will seek your assistance with.
Our sincerest thanks to you for making the sacrifices you have made over the years and we look forward to the days we will be able to mingle, dance and even hug in a ballroom.
Sincerely,
Phillip Wallace
President