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Concord Middle School Solar Project Pivots to Power Purchase Agreement After Grant Denial

CARLISLE -- May 20, 2026, Concord-Carlisle School Committee pivots middle school solar plan after grant falls through. The Pre-K-8 committee, meeting Wednesday in Carlisle, heard that the district's Green School Works grant application was not funded, one of 61 applicants competing for $19 million, with $18.

Waltham School Committee Votes to Seek $100,000 for Special Education Placement

WALTHAM -- May 20, 2026, Waltham School Committee unanimously approves $100,000 special education cost request and hears sweeping program updates. The board voted 7-0 Tuesday to seek City Council authorization for an additional $100,000 to cover a required out-of-district special education placement, the meeting's

Fox Hill Building Committee Approves $164,000 in Invoices, Hears Sustainability Briefing

BURLINGTON -- May 19, 2026, Burlington's Fox Hill School Building Committee cleared more than $164,000 in invoices and heard that the new elementary school is on track for LEED Gold certification and net-zero electricity potential. The committee voted 7-0 three times to approve invoices from design

Pepperell School Committee advances Hood School modular plan, approves 2026-27 calendar

PEPPERELL -- May 18, 2026, Pepperell School Committee advances modular school replacement plan and approves next year's meeting calendar. Meeting on May 18, the committee voted unanimously to approve its 2026-2027 calendar, moving the November meeting to November 30 to avoid Thanksgiving week, and unanimously approved an amended

North Reading School Committee Approves Calendar, Eyes Modular Classroom Shift

NORTH READING -- May 18, 2026, North Reading School Committee moves toward modular classroom replacements and approves its 2026-27 meeting calendar. At the May 18 meeting, the committee, which voted 4-0 on all donation items, heard a detailed update from Superintendent Michael Connelly on a proposal to replace aging