Woodbridge School Board Focuses on Digital Literacy and Student Readiness

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Woodbridge School Board addressed a range of topics, with particular emphasis on initiatives aimed at enhancing digital literacy among elementary students and the review of standardized test results.

Shutesbury Board of Health Moves Forward with Legal Action on Long-Standing Property Issues

Overview: The Shutesbury Board of Health held a meeting to address several pressing community health and safety concerns, including the issuance of a permit for a local camp and ongoing issues with a property on Wendel Road. The Board decided to proceed with legal action against the property owners of 56 Wendel Road due to prolonged non-compliance, and also discussed communication improvements and compliance requirements for reopening a local camp.

Palm Beach County School Board Meeting Tackles Education Programs and Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Palm Beach County School Board meeting, members and the superintendent focused on a range of topics from the enhancement of educational programs to addressing community concerns. Notably, the board discussed the Go Teach program, summer internship initiatives, and the distribution of 25,000 backpacks to support student needs. Additionally, they heard from the public on various issues including school start times, the shortage of school counselors, transportation department challenges, and the recognition of LGBTQ History Month.

Winter Haven Invests in Community and Infrastructure Growth

Overview: The Winter Haven City Commission has outlined a robust and forward-looking budget for fiscal year 2425, with a strong emphasis on capital projects, community improvements, and employee welfare. The proposed $296.3 million budget, which marks a substantial increase from the previous year, is set to address critical areas including affordable housing, community safety, infrastructure, and economic stability.

Boston School Committee Addresses Superintendent’s Evaluation and Student Services

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Boston School Committee delved into the evaluation process of Superintendent Mary Skipper and discussed various student services, including transportation initiatives, health and wellness programs, and summer employment opportunities. The evaluation of the Superintendent, a core responsibility of the committee, came into focus with the committee outlining the process and timeline for this assessment, which will be based on the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s (DESE) Framework. This significant undertaking will culminate in a special meeting to present the summative evaluation.