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Littleton School Committee Interviews Ashland Assistant Superintendent for Open Superintendent Role

LITTLETON -- March 31, 2026, Littleton School Committee interviews superintendent finalist in open session. The committee convened March 31 at the Center on Shattuck for the first of two evenings of final candidate interviews for the district's open superintendent position, questioning a candidate identified as Mr. Kiara, the assistant

Winchester Schools Recommend Arts and Letters K-5 Literacy Curriculum After Yearlong Pilot

EVERETT -- March 31, 2026, Winchester schools recommend Arts and Letters K-5 literacy curriculum, ending a two-program pilot. District literacy and instructional leaders presented the School Committee on March 31 with a formal recommendation to adopt Arts and Letters for all elementary grades, citing survey data showing 100 percent

Winchester Schools Pick Arts and Letters as District-Wide K-5 Literacy Curriculum

WINCHESTER -- March 31, 2026, Winchester Public Schools formally recommended Arts and Letters as the district's K-5 elementary literacy curriculum following a year-long pilot. The recommendation, presented to the School Committee on March 31, came after educators at Lincoln, Ambrose, and Morocco schools piloted both Arts and

Littleton School Committee Interviews First Superintendent Finalist in Public Session

LITTLETON -- March 30, 2026, Littleton School Committee opens final superintendent interviews, questioning Ayer Shirley administrator Charles Cleary. The committee convened March 30 in the Multipurpose Room at the Center on Shattuck for the first of two consecutive evenings of finalist interviews, with Chair Justin McCarthy, Vice Chair Binal Patel, Clerk

Weston School Committee Unanimously Opts Out of School Choice for 2026-2027

WESTON -- March 30, 2026, Weston School Committee votes 5-0 to stay out of school choice and accepts a $50,000 field-lights donation. Meeting Monday at Case House, the committee unanimously declined to participate in the state school choice program for 2026-2027, with Superintendent Karen Zaleski citing enrollment