Moorhead School Board Approves New Calendar Amid Enrollment and Budget Updates

Overview: The Moorhead Area School Board, in its recent meeting, approved the 2026-2027 school calendar and discussed updates on student enrollment, special education services, and budget revisions. The meeting also highlighted the achievements of a Moorhead High School dancer and considered the cancellation of a future meeting.

Danvers School Committee Discusses Bus Fee Increases and Recognizes Student Achievements

Overview: The Danvers School Committee meeting on February 9th focused on discussions surrounding proposed increases in bus and athletic fees, recognition of student achievements, and updates on legislative initiatives impacting the district. The committee also addressed upcoming educational programs and financial management strategies.

Triton Central School Board Welcomes New Head Football Coach, Honors Longtime Leader

Overview: At the recent Triton Central School Board meeting, the board announced the hiring of Tim Kegley as the new head football coach, following the retirement of longtime coach and physical education teacher, Tim Abel. Abel, who decided to retire at the end of the academic year, was recognized for his contributions over thirteen years. The board unanimously approved Kegley’s appointment, citing his established relationships within the school and community as a key factor in their decision.

Holliston School Committee Forms Working Group for School Building Recommendations Amid Staffing Shortages

Overview: The recent Holliston School Committee meeting addressed several issues impacting the community, most notably the formation of a working group to guide the development of a school building committee. This initiative aims to provide recommendations for the committee’s structure and charge in alignment with Massachusetts School Building Authority requirements. Concurrently, Cynthia Levnik, newly promoted to center director, outlined plans to tackle staffing shortages and enhance community programs.

Glen Rock School Board Tackles Budget Challenges Amid Rising Health Insurance Costs

Overview: In a recent Glen Rock School Board meeting, the issue of rising health insurance costs and their impact on the district’s budget was a focal point. The board is contending with an increase in state health insurance premiums, reported to have surged by approximately 31-34%, translating to a projected $3.2 million rise in health insurance expenses. The meeting outlined the board’s strategy to address these challenges within the constraints of a 2% tax levy cap, while also discussing the implications for local tax rates and the need for potential reforms to the state health benefits plan.