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Wilmington School Committee to Weigh Cell Phone App Pilot for Fall Semester

WILMINGTON -- April 30, 2026, Wilmington School Committee reviews student health data showing LGBTQ+ disparities and weighs a cell phone app pilot. The committee heard results from the 2025 Wilmington Public Schools Youth Health Survey, presented by Becca Millaw of JSI Research and Training Institute Inc. alongside Behavioral Health Coordinator Erin

Stoneham School Committee Approves $46 Million FY27 Budget Unanimously

STONEHAM -- April 30, 2026, Stoneham School Committee unanimously approves a $46 million FY27 operating budget and names a permanent finance chief. The committee voted 5-0 Thursday to adopt the $46,018,905 fiscal year 2027 spending plan, the first budget fully shaped by the December 2025 override that delivered

Littleton School Committee Approves Three Policies, Honors Departing Vice Chair Patel

LITTLETON -- April 30, 2026, Littleton School Committee recognizes departing Vice Chair Binal Patel and begins early push for FY28 funding. Chair Justin McCarthy led the April 30 meeting at the Littleton Police Station Community Room, where all five members attended and the committee voted unanimously to approve policies BEDG, JFBB,

Wilmington School Committee Advances Cell Phone Blocking App for Fall Pilot

WILMINGTON -- April 29, 2026, Wilmington School Committee moves toward a software-based cell phone ban for the 2026-27 school year. The committee received a working group recommendation on April 29 to pilot the Doorman application in grades 6 through 12, which blocks social media, messaging apps, and notifications on

School Committee Member Young Spotlights Robinson Feasibility Study in Recorded Statement

WESTFORD -- April 29, 2026, Westford School Committee member issues solo recorded statement on Robinson School Feasibility Study. Valerie Young, who said she has served on the committee for six years focusing on budgets, facilities, and long-term planning, described the Robinson School Feasibility Study as "one of the most