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Arlington School Committee Unanimously Approves Two Town Commission Appointments

ARLINGTON -- June 11, 2026, Arlington School Committee unanimously fills two town advisory seats and flags after-school budget gap. The committee voted 6-0 Thursday to appoint Dr. Savonarith Korm, a Mass General Brigham and Harvard Medical School research scientist, to the Arlington Human Rights Commission through October 31, 2027,

Wilmington School Committee advances six policy updates, reorganizes subcommittees for 2026-27

WILMINGTON -- June 11, 2026, Wilmington School Committee closes its regular school year with policy updates, subcommittee reshuffling, and a performing arts celebration. At the June 10 meeting, the committee unanimously advanced policies JLCD through JFBB to second read while tabling two others, JKAA, which carries an August legal deadline and

Stoneham School Committee Hears Forest School Pitch, Approves Superintendent's First-Year Evaluation

STONEHAM -- June 11, 2026, Stoneham School Committee gave Superintendent Dr. Kristen de Francisco a broadly positive first-year review and heard an informational pitch from a nature-based private school seeking accreditation to operate at Whip Hill conservation land. Committee member Corey summarized the evaluation as highlighting de Francisco'

Lincoln School Committee Approves $150,000 Tuition Prepayment, Accepts $32,000 in Foundation Grants

LINCOLN -- June 11, 2026, Lincoln School Committee votes to prepay up to $150,000 in special education tuition and accepts $32,000 in foundation grants. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to authorize prepayment of out-of-district special education tuition from end-of-year operating funds, with Director of Business

Wilmington School Committee Advances Six Policies, Tables Two With August Deadline Looming

WILMINGTON -- June 10, 2026, Wilmington School Committee reorganizes subcommittees and fast-tracks a student-assignment policy with an August legal deadline. At its June 10 meeting, the committee unanimously advanced six student-related policies, covering medication administration, transfer students, homeless students, military families, foster care, and school choice, to a