The Lexington School Committee approved updated fiscal year 2028 budget guidelines and calendar in a 5-0 vote Tuesday, adding public budget-literacy sessions planned for December.
The Lincoln School Committee backed a Ballfield Road paving and safety overhaul estimated at $1 million to $2 million, clearing it for Select Board review and eventual town meeting funding.
Littleton's School Committee adopted PROTECT Act policies and accepted a $26,200 gift for a track water station.
The Holliston School Committee approved Superintendent Dr. Carter's 2026-27 goals and reviewed 2026 MCAS results showing strong overall performance but widening gaps for English language learners.
School Committee adopted disclosure policies JLCD and JLCDC over objections, approved spending, and entered contract negotiations.
Stoneham School Committee backed $269,500 toward central school chimney repairs and approved a $335,244.82 warrant.
The Parker Middle School building committee approved a $258.5 million project budget and authorized its schematic design submission to the state. Presenters said the construction estimate is $207.1 million, and two estimators finished within 1.3 percent of each other.
Groton-Dunstable School Committee approved a new Protect Act security policy and a June 2027 Washington, D.C. trip.
Wilmington's School Committee leaned toward starting the 2027-2028 school year on the Monday before Labor Day instead of the traditional Wednesday, and voted 7-0 not to send a delegate to this year's MASC convention.
Committees appointed a policy subcommittee and designated an evaluation compiler while hearing testimony on cell phone policy and equity gains.
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