Middleborough School Committee Discusses School Pool Renovation, Inclusivity in Restroom Policies, and Student Handbook Revisions

Overview: The latest Middleborough School Committee meeting covered several topics, including the potential renovation or replacement of the school pool, updates to restroom policies to accommodate transgender and non-binary students, and revisions to student handbooks concerning technology use and discipline procedures.

Middleborough School Committee Discusses Graduation, Budget Challenges, and Community Engagement

Overview: The recent Middleborough School Committee meeting focused on several issues, including the emotional weight of graduation ceremonies, complexities in the district’s budget management, and efforts to improve community engagement.

Middleborough School Committee Celebrates Student Talent and Sets Plans for Future Musical Endeavors

Overview: The recent Middleborough School Committee meeting showcased the remarkable talent of student musicians from John T. Nichols Junior Middle School, with performances that highlighted their dedication and artistry. Both the orchestra and band segments were met with applause, while plans for future musical opportunities were outlined, promising continued support and growth for the school’s music programs.

Plymouth County Expands Parking Program and Advances Financial Management Amidst ARPA Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Plymouth Board of County Commissioners discussed the expansion of their parking services program to include the town of Rutland, Massachusetts, and addressed updates on the management of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Additionally, a detailed financial report highlighted the county’s disciplined approach to fiscal management amidst economic challenges.

Middleborough School Committee Approves Kindergarten School Choice and Discusses Student Enrollment Challenges

Overview: The Middleborough School Committee meeting recently convened to tackle matters concerning student enrollment, school choice policies, and a host of educational and community initiatives. Discussions also extended to the planning of a significant student trip to Washington, D.C., and further development in various educational programs.