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Watertown School Panel Advances Revised Middle School Handbook to Full Committee

WATERTOWN -- June 15, 2026, Watertown school policy panel approves middle school handbook changes and defers mandatory restraint policy update. The Watertown Public Schools Policy Subcommittee voted 3-0 at its June 15 meeting to advance a revised middle school student handbook, including two new diversity resolutions, a restructured discipline table,

North Reading School Committee Withdraws From State Building Program, Advances Cell Phone Policy

NORTH READING -- June 15, 2026, North Reading School Committee votes to exit state building program and advance student phone ban. The four-member committee voted unanimously June 15 to formally withdraw from the Massachusetts School Building Authority program for a Hood School modular replacement project, with Superintendent Dr. Patrick Daley

North Reading School Committee Withdraws From State Building Program, Advances Cell Phone Policy

NORTH READING -- June 15, 2026, North Reading School Committee votes to exit state building program and advance student phone ban. The four-member committee voted unanimously June 15 to formally withdraw from the Massachusetts School Building Authority program for a Hood School modular replacement project, with Superintendent Dr. Patrick Daley

Natick School Committee Votes 5-2 to Back Two-Site Preschool Plan for New Memorial School

NATICK -- June 15, 2026, Natick School Committee approves two-site preschool plan tied to Memorial School rebuilding project. The committee voted 5-2 at its June 15 meeting to recommend Option B as educational program guidance to the district, a configuration that would place four Massachusetts School Building Authority-reimbursed

Weston School Committee Tables Five-Year Strategic Plan, Citing Lack of Specificity

WESTON -- June 15, 2026, Weston School Committee approves superintendent goals and evaluation but stalls on five-year strategic plan. The committee voted unanimously to approve Superintendent Karen Zaleski's two revised 2026-27 goals, a K-12 digital learning framework and a district-wide communication improvement plan, and assigned