Nashoba Regional School Committee Approves 20-Year Lease Extensions Amidst Concerns Over Timing and Deliberation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Nashoba Regional School Committee voted to extend lease agreements with the towns of Lancaster, Stow, and Bolton for an additional 20 years. This decision, prompted by legal counsel’s advice, allows the district to continue leasing school buildings with the understanding that terms can be renegotiated in the future if necessary.

Nashoba Regional School Committee Approves New Teacher Contract Amid Concerns Over Faculty Veto Power

Overview: At the June 18th Nashoba Regional School Committee meeting, members ratified a new memorandum of agreement with the Nashoba Regional Education Association, covering the period from July 2026 to June 2029. The agreement includes a 3% annual salary increase for teachers. However, the contract’s clauses granting faculty the ability to veto schedule changes drew criticism from some committee members.

Nashoba Regional School Committee Faces Backlash Over Proposed Food Services Outsourcing

Overview: The Nashoba Regional School Committee’s recent meeting was marked by discussions and public opposition concerning the potential outsourcing of the district’s food services. The primary focus was on a proposed contract with Witson’s, a vendor that has previously provided limited services to the district. Concerns were raised about transparency, fairness, and the impact on community ties and employee welfare.

Nashoba Regional School Committee Discusses Superintendent’s Evaluation and Special Education Concerns

Overview: The Nashoba Regional School Committee meeting, held on May 27, 2026, was marked by discussions on the superintendent’s evaluation, updates on special education practices, and changes to the educator evaluation system. The meeting featured significant dialogue on administrative goals, special education communication, and social media policy updates.

Nashoba Regional School Committee Faces Budget Scrutiny and Celebrates Student Achievements

Overview: The Nashoba Regional School Committee meeting addressed pressing budget concerns raised by a Bolton resident, celebrated student achievements, including a notable DECA win, and discussed various educational initiatives and policy updates. The meeting also included an executive session focused on collective bargaining and litigation strategy, updates on the district’s compliance with federal and state educational standards, and plans for the construction of a new school building.