Schools approve midyear budget transfer, cite thin cushion
School Committee approved budget transfer and new French exchange, projecting only $146,000 year-end buffer.
School Committee approved budget transfer and new French exchange, projecting only $146,000 year-end buffer.
School Committee reviews superintendent evaluation framework with MASC guidance. Alicia Mallon, a Massachusetts Association of School Committees field representative, led the workshop covering the two-part evaluation tool, five-step evaluation cycle, and S.M.A.R.T.
Tewksbury School Committee adopted four policies on September 16, including an expedited PROTECT Act policy. The committee unanimously approved the law enforcement interaction policy at state request, plus policies on school choice, physical restraint, and parent councils.
Tewksbury School Committee seeks exemption from a proposed town surveillance oversight bylaw.
The School Committee Policy Subcommittee voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and reviewed a new police-interaction policy. Member Chris Moncada moved approval of the August 11 minutes, with Chair Bridget Garabedian seconding. The subcommittee reviewed Policy ACL, "Interacting with
Tewksbury School Committee approved a property transfer for a cell phone tower at Heath Brook School. The committee voted 4-0 to authorize the transfer of care, custody, management and control of the property portion to the town under General Law Chapter 40 Section 15a, following presentations from
Tewksbury School Committee prepared revised ethics protocols and 2026-27 goals for September approval.
Tewksbury School Committee reviewed district strategic plans in August planning workshop. Superintendent Dr. Nancy Milligan and Assistant Superintendent Jason Stamp presented the 2026-2027 District Strategic Goals, Objectives and Action Plans, with Committee members including Chair Bridget
Tewksbury School Committee votes 4-0 to hand Heathbrook land to town for a Verizon cell tower.
The School Committee Policy Subcommittee approved prior meeting minutes unanimously and reviewed eight district policies at various stages toward adoption. Four policies on field trips, student travel, and tobacco use by staff will receive further scrutiny from district leaders and legal counsel
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