Auburn School Committee fast-tracks emergency immigration enforcement policy
Auburn School Committee suspends review process to adopt emergency immigration policy. At incoming Superintendent Dr.
Auburn School Committee suspends review process to adopt emergency immigration policy. At incoming Superintendent Dr.
The Millbury School Committee declared outdated technology surplus and entered executive session over active litigation. Members voted 5-0 Thursday both to approve the surplus declaration and, in a roll-call vote, to discuss litigation strategy behind closed doors.
The Milford School Committee unanimously adopted two new fundraising policies and heard that district enrollment dropped by 123 students since June.
Lunenburg School Committee voted 3-0-1 to put $418,000 in potential state aid toward a new second-grade teacher and athletic transportation, not an independent audit. Superintendent Dr.
The North Brookfield School Committee heard a five-year financial forecast projecting roughly a 2 percent annual town funding increase and revisited possible cooperation with Quaboag Regional School District.
Clinton School Committee reviewed a two-way traffic plan for Ash Street as the Church Street culvert project runs behind schedule.
The Westborough School Committee voted 5-0 to correct an error in the 2026-2027 school calendar, pushing the last day of school from Monday, June 21, to Tuesday, June 22, after officials discovered Friday, June 18, must be observed as a federal holiday.
The Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee approved a revised building use fee structure for 2026-27 despite objections it could burden youth sports and PTOs. Superintendent Brent Conway said fees are "seen as covering existing expenses such as utilities" tied to new custodial union costs.
Athol-Royalston School Committee reopens the vacant Athol seat search after a posting error.
The Northbridge School Committee voted 5-0 to strike a proposed Facebook page from its 2026-2027 goals after legal concerns, while adopting an overhauled student restraint and seclusion policy tied to a state law change effective August 17.
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