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Burlington School Committee Delays Health Standards Vote Until January 2027

BURLINGTON -- June 23, 2026, Burlington School Committee unanimously delays adoption of updated health and sex-ed standards until January 2027. The committee voted 5-0 at its June 23 meeting to postpone a second reading of the 2023 comprehensive physical education and health standards, which include sexual health and LGBTQ-

LS School Committee accepts $25,000 booster gift, advances handbook and electric bus study

SUDBURY -- June 23, 2026, Lincoln-Sudbury committee closes school year with handbook overhaul and electric bus study. Vice-Chair Catherine Bitter presided as the six-member committee unanimously accepted a $25,000 LS Boosters donation for stadium PA repairs, approved Dr. Sana Asif of Post Road Pediatrics as school physician,

Watertown School Committee Rejects Bid to Put No-Confidence Vote on Agenda

WATERTOWN -- June 22, 2026, Watertown School Committee fields sharp criticism of special education plan, tables no-confidence motion. At a June 22 meeting at Lowell Elementary School, eight public speakers challenged the district's draft special education improvement strategy as process-driven and lacking measurable student outcomes, with parent

Watertown School Committee Rejects Bid to Put No-Confidence Vote on Agenda

WATERTOWN -- June 22, 2026, Watertown School Committee fields sharp criticism of special education plan, tables no-confidence motion. At a June 22 meeting at Lowell Elementary School, eight public speakers challenged the district's draft special education improvement strategy as process-driven and lacking measurable student outcomes, with parent

Lexington School Building Committee backs Option Four for new high school exterior

LEXINGTON -- June 22, 2026, Lexington School Building Committee narrows high school exterior to Option Four red brick design. The committee reached consensus at its June 22 special meeting in favor of Option Four, a full-height red brick scheme that eliminates the lighter buff-colored base band previously featured in