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Nashoba Regional School Committee Unanimously Extends Three Town School Leases for 20 Years

STOW -- June 29, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee extends three municipal school building leases in a short-notice session called two days before expiration. The committee voted 8-0 three times Monday evening to extend identical 20-year leases with the towns of Lancaster, Stow, and Bolton, each originally signed

Littleton School Committee Ratifies Three-Year LEA Contract, Names Finance Committee Representative

LITTLETON -- June 25, 2026, Littleton School Committee ratifies three-year teachers contract and appoints new Finance Committee school representative. The committee voted unanimously Thursday morning to ratify a Memorandum of Agreement with the Littleton Educators Association covering September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2029, with all five School Committee members

Lexington High School Rebuild Sets July 6 Start, Reports $2.2 Million in Design Savings

LEXINGTON -- June 25, 2026, Lexington's School Building Committee marks July 6 as the start of construction on the new Lexington High School, with a formal groundbreaking set for September 15. The project team, SMMA, Turner Construction, and Doran Whittier, told roughly two dozen in-person and online attendees

Wilmington Schools Hire New Finance Director After Three-Round Search

WILMINGTON -- June 24, 2026, Wilmington School Committee unanimously appoints Christine Bourne as the district's next director of finance. The committee voted 7-0 Tuesday to hire Bourne, who brings experience from multiple Connecticut school districts, after a search that Superintendent-elect Anthony Poska said required roughly three rounds

Wayland School Committee unanimously approves $400,345 ELA curriculum purchase

WAYLAND -- June 24, 2026, Wayland School Committee approves $400,345 ELA curriculum and warns of FY28 override stakes. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to purchase the CKLA Caminos third edition K-5 literacy curriculum at a total cost of $400,345.34, funded through a combination of a PRISM grant