Committee approves $400,613 in special ed grants
The Maynard School Committee approved $400,613 in federal special education grants and adopted a new policy on staff interactions with civil immigration enforcement officers at its Oct. 19 meeting.
The Maynard School Committee approved $400,613 in federal special education grants and adopted a new policy on staff interactions with civil immigration enforcement officers at its Oct. 19 meeting.
Maynard School Committee approved a $50,000 career-pathways grant and renewed its school resource officer agreement with police.
Westford School Committee voted 7-0 to select a 705-student enrollment design for the Robinson Elementary School building project.
Watertown School Committee heard an MCAS data presentation showing uneven gains while parents pressed leaders on special education transparency and a stalled director search.
School Committee reviewed Memorial Elementary draft and 2026 MCAS data without voting, and heard METCO bus transportation concerns.
The committee approved $13,000 in EL education stipends and paused the curriculum review cycle for one year.
Hopkinton School Committee reviewed improvement plans from all five schools and approved a $5,000 grant plus six student travel requests.
Committee authorizes Parker-Damon playground upgrades; high school faces state-mandated scheduling overhaul by July 2027.
Watertown's Athletics and Extracurricular Subcommittee weighed field shortages, a uniform fundraiser and a hockey proposal, but took no substantive votes.
The Reading School Committee voted 5-0 to formally endorse a "yes" vote on the town's November 3 operating override.
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