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Bedford School Committee June 22 Broadcast Captures No Meeting Content

BEDFORD -- June 22, 2026, Bedford School Committee's June 22 meeting produced no usable broadcast record. The community access TV recording submitted for the session contains only repeated "Thank you for watching" and "Thank you" phrases, consistent with a broadcast loop rather than live meeting

Weston School Committee Unanimously Approves 2026-2031 District Strategic Plan

WESTON -- June 22, 2026, Weston School Committee approves five-year strategic plan, defers outcome measures to September. The committee voted unanimously Monday to adopt the 2026-2031 Weston Public Schools Strategic Plan, covering mission, core values, portrait of a learner, focus areas, goals, and strategies, while directing Superintendent Dr. Zaleski

Nashoba Regional School Committee Ratifies Three-Year Teachers Contract 10-1

STOW -- June 18, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee ratifies a three-year teachers contract 10-1, with a 3 percent annual raise. The committee voted Thursday evening to approve the Unit A memorandum of agreement with the Nashoba Regional Education Association covering July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029. The

Waltham School Committee Votes to Withdraw $7.7 Million Budget Request to City Council

WALTHAM -- June 17, 2026, Waltham School Committee votes to rescind its $7.7 million City Council budget request after superintendent identifies $3.6 million in calculation errors. Superintendent Dr. Denise Mendonza told the committee at the June 17 meeting that a post-June 3 review confirmed the FY27 out-of-

Waltham School Committee Votes to Withdraw $7.7 Million Budget Request to City Council

WALTHAM -- June 17, 2026, Waltham School Committee votes to rescind its $7.7 million City Council budget request after superintendent identifies $3.6 million in calculation errors. Superintendent Dr. Denise Mendonza told the committee at the June 17 meeting that a post-June 3 review confirmed the FY27 out-of-