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Bedford School Committee confronts $4.3 million HVAC shortfall at annual planning session

BEDFORD — May 18, 2026 — Bedford School Committee faces $4.3 million HVAC shortfall and rising labor costs at annual planning session. The board met Monday for its fiscal year 2028 planning meeting, where Business Administrator Lisa Ambrosio and Superintendent Michael Fournier outlined roughly $4.299 million in HVAC and mechanical

Weston Schools Project $383,000 Surplus, Approve Immigration Enforcement Response Policy

WESTON — May 18, 2026 — Weston School Committee approved a new immigration enforcement response policy and projects a $383,000 year-end budget surplus. The five-member committee voted unanimously Monday to ratify a consent agenda that also included an extension of the Weston School Bus Drivers Association collective bargaining agreement

Wilmington School Committee Declines School Choice, Keeps Leadership Team Intact

PEPPERELL — May 14, 2026 — Wilmington School Committee votes down school choice and hears sweeping middle school schedule proposal. The committee voted unanimously at its May 14 meeting to decline participation in school choice for the 2026-2027 school year, with Superintendent Dr. Thompson recommending the status quo and member Dr.

Maynard School Committee Unanimously Approves All Three School Handbooks for 2026-2027

MAYNARD — May 14, 2026 — Maynard School Committee approves all three school handbooks and a 3.5 percent nonunion raise at its May 14 meeting. The committee voted unanimously to approve student and athletic handbooks for Green Meadow, Fowler, and Maynard High School, though it carved out the biometric food-service

Arlington School Committee Approves Preschool Tuition Hike, Defers Building Rental Vote

ARLINGTON — May 14, 2026 — Arlington School Committee splits on rental rates, approves preschool fees 6-0. The committee voted unanimously to raise Monomoy Preschool tuition and transportation fees by 5 percent for fiscal year 2027 but deferred a vote on building rental rates after members raised concerns that high school

Wilmington Middle School Replaces WIN Block With Shorter PAUSE Schedule for Fall

WILMINGTON — May 14, 2026 — Wilmington Middle School will overhaul its daily schedule for 2026-27, replacing the 45-minute WIN intervention block with a 30-minute period called PAUSE open to all building staff. Principal Brian Kyra presented the change to the School Committee on May 14, citing stakeholder surveys

Stoneham School Committee Elects Samborski Chair, Unveils Four District Goals

STONEHAM — May 14, 2026 — Stoneham School Committee reorganizes under new chair Megan Samborski and advances a four-goal district improvement framework. Samborski was elected chair by unanimous voice vote at the May 14 meeting, succeeding Jamie Wallace; Cory Mashburn was elected vice chair. The committee approved Warrant No. 2646 for

Littleton School Committee approves handbook updates and town financial policy

LITTLETON — May 14, 2026 — Littleton School Committee unanimously approves Shaker Lane handbook changes and town financial management policy. The four-member quorum at the May 14 meeting — Clerk Elaine Santelmann was absent — postponed the annual reorganization vote and welcomed newly appointed member Annalise Taber. Superintendent Kelly Clenchy presented two Shaker

Wilmington School Committee Rejects School Choice, Overhauls Middle School Schedule

WILMINGTON — May 13, 2026 — Wilmington School Committee rejects school choice, overhauls middle school schedule, and reelects its full leadership team. The committee voted unanimously at its May 13 meeting to decline participation in school choice for the 2026-27 school year, with Dr. McCauley calling the state's $5,

Nashoba budget clears all three towns as PRISM literacy grant faces state funding threat

PEPPERELL — May 13, 2026 — Nashoba Regional School District's fiscal year 2027 budget won approval from all three member towns as the School Committee celebrated dual state program recognitions but confronted a potential loss of its $280,000 PRISM early literacy grant. At the May 13 meeting, Assistant Superintendent

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