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Policy subcommittee approves revised instructional materials and library policies.

The Tewksbury School Committee Policy Subcommittee voted unanimously March 24 to advance revised instructional materials and library policies to the full School Committee for review. Chair Bridget Garabedian and member Chris Moncada, with Superintendent Brenda Theriault-Regan, approved five

Select Board backs school modernization plan, renames Town Hall

Tewksbury Select Board advances $205 million school modernization plan toward 2030 town vote. JCJ Architecture Principal Doug Roberts presented the School Facilities Study Committee's findings, noting that Heath Brook Elementary (built 1957) and Dewing Elementary require the most renovation. The

Tewksbury Select Board releases multiple budgets and capital measures for fiscal 2027.

Tewksbury Select Board releases FY2027 budgets and capital measures totaling over $170 million. The General Fund budget of 151.3 million represents a 5.7 million dollar increase from FY2026, with school departments accounting for 91.75 million and police and fire salaries rising 481,730 and 246,806

Planning Board discusses regional housing strategy; two projects continued.

Planning Board discusses regional housing strategy. Member Jonathan Ciampa presented the Northern Middlesex Council of Governments "At Home in Greater Lowell" initiative, which proposes building 9,800 to 17,800 new units over ten years. Chair Stephen Johnson criticized Tewksbury's one-acre lot

Tewksbury Select Board Renames Town Hall, Backs $205 Million School Plan

TEWKSBURY -- March 23, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board unanimously renamed Town Hall and advanced a $205 million school facilities plan at its March 23 meeting. The board voted 5-0 to rename the 1919 building the Tewksbury Memorial Town Hall at the request of Town Historian Nancy Reed, who documented the