Meghan Burnett Makerspace

The Meghan Burnett Makerspace, located within the Governor John A. Volpe Library at Wakefield Memorial High School, is a dynamic, hands-on learning environment designed to inspire creativity, collaboration, and innovation among students and faculty. The space supports a variety of projects, including STEM activities, digital media creation, crafting, prototyping, and design thinking.

Features and Equipment:

• Sewing machines and textile tools
  
  

• Crafting materials and basic hand tools
  
  

• Collaborative worktables and flexible seating
  
  

Faculty Reservations:
Faculty members are encouraged to integrate the makerspace into their curriculum or use it for club and special projects. Reservations can be made via the library staff by submitting a Makerspace Reservation Form or by contacting the library directly. Please provide at least 48 hours’ notice to ensure equipment and materials are available.

General Rules and Expectations:

• Respect the space: Handle all tools and equipment carefully. Report any damage or malfunctions immediately.
  
  

• Clean up after use: Return all materials to their proper storage, wipe down surfaces, and properly dispose of waste.
  
  

• Safety first: Follow all posted safety guidelines, especially when using cutting tools, electronics, or machinery.
  
  

• Share and collaborate: The space is intended for collaborative learning. Be courteous and inclusive to all users.
  
  

• No food or drinks: To protect equipment and materials, food and beverages are not allowed in the makerspace.
  
  

The Meghan Burnett Makerspace is a resource for creativity, problem-solving, and innovation—ready to bring your classroom ideas to life!