Littleton High School Ranks Top 10 in Massachusetts

Overview: In a recent Littleton School Committee meeting, Littleton High School was announced to have been ranked 36th in the nation and 8th in Massachusetts in the 2024 best high schools list by US News and World Report. The high school achieved a percentile score of 95.28%. This recognition was part of a meeting that covered a wide range of educational topics, including student achievements, curriculum updates, and new initiatives in the district’s arts and STEM programs.

Littleton School Committee Advances Curriculum and Well-being Initiatives

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Littleton School Committee, a comprehensive set of discussions took place focusing on enhancing both the curriculum and the overall well-being of students. The meeting delved into the implementation of a new math program, the integration of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), professional development for educators, the introduction of a new full-time physical education teacher, and the evaluation of the superintendent’s performance. Additionally, the committee engaged in discussions on the allocation of school choice seats and the implications for classroom management and student preparedness.

Littleton School Committee Approves Band Trip and Emphasizes Diversity

Overview: The Littleton School Committee recently approved a high school band trip to Orlando, Florida, and placed emphasis on diversity and inclusivity initiatives across the district. The trip, slated for February 2025, promises a wealth of educational experiences for participating students, including performances at Disney Springs and workshops with Disney professionals. The committee’s unanimous approval came with a recognition of the diligent fundraising efforts and a commitment to inclusivity.

Littleton School Committee Addresses Budget Cuts and Educational Achievements

Overview: The Littleton School Committee recently addressed a budget reduction of $250,000 from its initial fiscal year 2025 request due to town financial constraints, while also discussing significant educational achievements and initiatives. These initiatives included the high ranking of local schools, curriculum updates, and the implementation of new educational programs.

Littleton School Committee Debates Designer Services for Shaker Lane School

Overview: The Littleton School Committee recently convened to address the crucial task of selecting a design firm for the Shaker Lane School project, a decision that will be forwarded to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) for final approval. The meeting was predominantly centered on the review and discussion of submissions from two firms: Studio G and Finegold Alexander Architects. The committee’s deliberations highlighted the need for an in-person interview with the firms, a debate on the firms’ readiness, and concerns regarding the project’s timeline.