Erving School Committee Adopts New Improvement Plan
Erving School Committee adopted a new School Improvement Plan after Principal Beth Gannon reported the school's best MCAS performance since 2014.
Erving School Committee adopted a new School Improvement Plan after Principal Beth Gannon reported the school's best MCAS performance since 2014.
The Greenfield School Committee's Policy Subcommittee voted to send revised student-assignment rules to legal counsel and advance a two-factor authentication policy to the full committee.
Shutesbury's School Committee policy subcommittee advanced seven draft policies to the full board, including a new rule on staff interactions with civil immigration enforcement. Chair Leah Jack and member Katrina Catalano, the only two present, approved each motion unanimously.
The Shutesbury School Committee pushed for a formal say in Shutesbury Elementary's heat pump conversion, warning a $150,000 state design grant could still leave oil backup in the mix.
The Greenfield School Committee voted 5-1 to accept a revised fiscal year 2027 budget reflecting a 5.35 percent increase.
The School Committee voted 4-0 to adopt an updated student protection policy, Policy ACL, and repeal its predecessor, Policy JHE.
Whately School Committee adopted a revised policy on law enforcement and immigration-agent interactions, rescinding its prior version.
Whately School Committee adopted a policy routing ICE paperwork off campus and reviewed MCAS data showing equity gaps.
Erving School Committee reorganizes for the year, reelecting Mackensey Bailey as chair with Kelly Sykes as vice chair.
Shutesbury School Committee delays handbook vote and reshuffles subcommittee duties amid capital-project overload.
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