Minuteman Career and Technical School Committee Approves Audit and Prepares for Key Legislative Push

Overview: The Minuteman Career and Technical School Committee convened recently to address several matters, including the approval of the fiscal year 2024 audit, discussions on a cleaning services contract, preparations for a legislative initiative against a proposed lottery admissions system, and other agenda items. The audit report revealed a financially healthy district, while legislative efforts focused on preventing a lottery admissions system were deemed urgent.

Acton-Boxborough School Committee Approves $2.1 Million Financial Transfer Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Acton-Boxborough Regional School Committee, members authorized a $2.1 million transfer from the district’s excess and deficiency account into the capital CIP revolving account. This decision stemmed from an IRS refund of nearly $3 million, which included interest due to a delay from the federal government. The funds are earmarked for capital expenditures, specifically a $4 million project for rooftop units at the high school.

Acton-Boxborough School Committee Enacts New Cell Phone Policy Amid Funding Concerns

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Acton-Boxborough Regional School Committee, a focus was placed on the approval of a new cell phone policy for students, alongside discussions on the allocation of increased state funding and community engagement in strategic planning. The new policy mandates students to store their phones in designated cubbies during class. This decision comes amidst concerns over the district’s financial strategy and a strong emphasis on community involvement in future planning efforts.

Minuteman Career and Technical School Committee Approves Historic Student Travel and Tackles Budget Adjustments.

Overview: The Minuteman Career and Technical School Committee recently convened to approve unprecedented student travel opportunities, address budget adjustments, and discuss ongoing regulatory challenges. A record number of students are set to participate in national competitions, and financial decisions were made to benefit member towns. The meeting also highlighted the need for improved communication with state education bodies.

Acton-Boxborough School Committee Explores Housing Needs and Community Engagement Challenges

Overview: At a recent Acton-Boxborough Regional School Committee meeting, a multifaceted discussion took place regarding the community’s housing strategies, infrastructure development, and the challenges of engaging the public effectively.