Fall River School Committee Faces Parental Concerns Over School Policies and Communication

Overview: The recent meeting of the Fall River School Committee was marked by discussions on various topics, with attention given to parental concerns over school policies, transportation issues, and communication between the district and families. Parents voiced their dissatisfaction with administrative decisions affecting their children, particularly focusing on the handling of the Extended School Year (ESY) program and the need for improved transportation solutions.

Fall River Community Preservation Committee Reviews Coalition Dues and Updates Plan

Overview: During the recent Fall River Community Preservation Committee meeting, the committee unanimously approved the payment of annual dues to the Community Preservation Coalition. The $4,350 membership fee supports the coalition’s advocacy efforts and provides legal and advisory services, which assist the committee in their community preservation endeavors.

Fall River School Committee Faces Calls for Resignations and Criticism Over Alleged Misconduct

Overview: The Fall River School Committee meeting on August 18th was a spirited affair, which included public outcry over alleged misconduct and calls for the resignation of key committee members. Citizens voiced concerns about leadership, transparency, and student safety, with discussions touching on everything from procedural issues to serious allegations involving school staff.

Fall River Housing Authority Approves Electrical Upgrades and Celebrates Community Efforts

Overview: At the recent Fall River Housing Authority meeting, decisions included awarding contracts for significant electrical upgrades at two housing complexes, approving financial assistance amendments, and recognizing the contributions of community members in supporting fire victims. Additionally, the board reviewed multiple reports and celebrated the success of various community events.

Fall River Commission on Disability Prepares for Community Training and Promotes Inclusive Yoga Series

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Fall River Commission on Disability, commissioners focused on plans for a community access monitor training in 2026 and the promotion of an inclusive yoga series. The training will cover key aspects of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and state access laws. Meanwhile, the Accessible for All Yoga Series seeks to promote inclusivity within the community by offering sessions at Bicentennial Park.