WESTON -- June 4, 2026, Weston School Building Committee approves two state deliverables and eyes November town meeting vote on $3 million school feasibility study. The committee voted 5-0 at its June 4 meeting
WESTON -- May 21, 2026, Weston School Building Committee advances MSBA educational profile toward June 30 deadline. The committee voted unanimously at its May 21 meeting to approve three sets of meeting minutes covering March
The Watertown School Building Committee approved a $38,618.81 change order for the high school project and heard sharp complaints about the vacant Moxley property.
PEPPERELL -- May 6, 2026, Pepperell School Building Committee advances discus safety netting while tabling stadium bollard and dugout fence decisions. The committee voted unanimously at its May 6 meeting to move forward with finalizing
STONEHAM -- May 6, 2026, Stoneham's School Building Committee advanced a $21,000 discus netting fix and shelved pricier stadium upgrades at its May 6 meeting. The committee voted unanimously to finalize pricing
STONEHAM -- April 27, 2026, Stoneham's School Building Committee approved more than $537,000 in invoices and a change order at its April 27 Zoom meeting while flagging an unresolved branding dispute with
WESTON -- April 16, 2026, Weston's School Buildings Committee voted 4-1 to appoint Phil Memot to its at-large seat and is targeting a $3 million town meeting appropriation for the upcoming
The Watertown School Building Committee approved a $265,628.98 change order for Watertown High School. Christy, who presented the project update, said the package covers items including solar lightning protection, replacement HDMI cables for classroom panels and elevator shaft dampers.
WESTON -- March 19, 2026, Weston's newly formed School Building Committee held its inaugural meeting and voted unanimously to authorize submission of the town's Initial Compliance Certification to the Massachusetts School
Watertown's School Building Committee approved an $86,268.46 change order for the new high school. The change order covers an interactive net-zero display screen, protective graphics for a second stair, and added prevailing-wage costs for the Lumos ground-mount solar work.
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