Committee Debates WISP, Takes No Vote
The Brookline School Committee heard but did not vote on the future of WISP, the ninth-grade social studies course, after the department recommended keeping it unchanged.
The Brookline School Committee heard but did not vote on the future of WISP, the ninth-grade social studies course, after the department recommended keeping it unchanged.
The Wellesley School Committee voted 5-0 to adopt a streamlined annual town report, approve fiscal 2028 budget guidelines and appoint three parents to a new facilities task force.
Dedham's finance chief outlined how new elementary schools could reshape residents' tax bills.
Wellesley's School Committee approved a $96,856,075 fiscal 2027 adjusted budget and accepted $3,133,107 in state and federal grants on 5-0 votes Tuesday.
The Dedham School Committee's Budget Subcommittee voted 3-0 to recommend a fiscal 2028 capital budget forward to the full committee.
The Weymouth School Committee voted 5-1 to reject a proposed advisory committee on school pickup and drop-off safety.
Brookline School Committee voted 5-4 to back two Town Meeting warrant articles creating new outdoor lighting restrictions. Members Jesse Hefter and Suzanne Federspiel supported the articles; Sarah Moghtader, Danna Perry and Bob Weintraub opposed.
Norfolk School Committee adopted its first artificial intelligence use policy and raised long-term substitute pay to address a recruiting gap.
The Stoughton School Committee voted 4-1 to send a $192,106 supplemental funding request to November's Town Meeting, covering unemployment costs from 45 eliminated positions this year.
Westwood School Committee reviewed MCAS and youth health survey data, with no votes taken.
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