Clinton School Committee reorganized Monday and received a sweeping end-of-year update on state mandates, a building project change order, and an accelerated road closure affecting summer school access.
NORTHBOROUGH -- June 15, 2026, Northborough-Southborough schools give superintendent top marks and a 3.5% raise. The combined Northborough K-8, Southborough, and Algonquin Regional school committees unanimously approved a cost-of-living increase
NORTH BROOKFIELD -- June 15, 2026, North Brookfield School Committee authorizes Spanish teacher hire, citing student demand for world language. The committee voted unanimously Monday to direct Superintendent Timothy McCormick to recruit a full-time
MILFORD -- June 11, 2026, Milford School Committee approves $1.7 million warrant and moves Nature's Classroom program to fifth grade. The committee voted unanimously at its June 11 meeting to approve a
ATHOL -- June 11, 2026, Athol's Mahar Regional School Committee ratified a new three-year superintendent contract 7-1 and unanimously adopted a cell phone ban set to take effect this fall. Acting
Southborough School Committee honors 10 retirees, advances $2.8 million Neary roof bid and a four-year tech lease. Superintendent Gregory Martineau praised the retiring group's "over 200 years of experience," including longtime Finn School Principal Clayton Ryan.
Grafton School Committee wraps school year with unanimous approval of 3% staff raise, new subcommittee, and five policies.
SHREWSBURY -- June 10, 2026, Shrewsbury School Committee unanimously approved a three-year, $220,000-per-year contract for incoming Superintendent Dr. Tiffany Ostrander at its June 10 meeting, effective July 1, 2026. The committee,
SHREWSBURY -- June 9, 2026, Shrewsbury's High School Building Committee reorganized Tuesday and set its next meeting for August 26, when the project's new designer may attend. The committee unanimously elected
BERLIN -- June 9, 2026, Berlin-Boylston Regional School District School Committee closed its final regular meeting of the year with a first look at a new five-year strategic plan and a formal farewell
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