Middleborough School Committee Unanimously Elects New Chair and Vice Chair

Overview: The most recent Middleborough School Committee meeting resulted in the unanimous election of a new chairperson, Allan Frawley, and vice chairperson, Ezekiel Lewis. The meeting also addressed several issues, including the school choice policy, superintendent evaluation process, and facilities updates, such as the Middleborough High School gym roof project. Furthermore, the adoption of the revised Reads Collaborative agreement, which now includes Brockton Public Schools and Whitman Hanson Regional School District, marked a significant expansion in the committee’s collaborative partnerships.

Middleborough School Committee Approves Pre-K Tuition Hike

Overview: In a recent Middleborough School Committee meeting, members approved an increase in the pre-K tuition rate at the Memorial Early Childhood Center and discussed the accreditation of Middleborough High School by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). The meeting also saw the farewell of a long-serving committee member, the approval of a new superintendent’s contract, and various other administrative decisions.

Middleborough Tackles Educational Disparities with New Initiatives

Overview: The Middleborough School Committee convened to discuss several issues, with a central focus on the Student Opportunity Act plan aimed at addressing educational disparities within the district. The plan includes strategies to enhance early intervention and literacy programs, the development of a multi-tiered system of support at the middle school, and the expansion of pathways for high school students to achieve success. Additionally, the committee examined proposals for incremental pre-K tuition rate increases, the implementation of a dyslexia screener at the kindergarten level, and the success of the Youth Works program.

Middleborough School Committee Approves $44. 9M Education Budget

Overview: The Middleborough School Committee recently approved a local education budget of $44.9 million for fiscal 2025. The meeting also introduced Mr. Michael Peron as the candidate for the position of Director of Business and Finance, and celebrated the achievements of students and community engagement in recent events.