Weymouth School Committee Adopts Residency Policy, Accepts High School Competency Standards
Weymouth School Committee adopts residency verification policy and high school competency standards.
Dave Watkins
Weymouth School Committee Approves CTE Admissions Policy Ahead of State Deadline
Weymouth School Committee unanimously approved a revised Career Technical Education admissions policy ahead of a state November 1 deadline.
Weymouth School Committee Approves CTE Admissions Policy Ahead of State Deadline
Weymouth School Committee unanimously approved a revised Career Technical Education admissions policy ahead of a state November 1 deadline.
Weymouth School Committee takes first step toward mandatory CTE lottery admissions system
Weymouth School Committee opens review of a state-mandated lottery system to replace its grade-based career and technical education admissions process.
Weymouth School Committee takes first step toward mandatory CTE lottery admissions system
Weymouth School Committee opens review of a state-mandated lottery system to replace its grade-based career and technical education admissions process.
Weymouth School Committee rejects attendance buyback, approves high school handbook
Weymouth School Committee votes down attendance buyback, approves updated high school handbook.
Weymouth School Committee rejects attendance buyback, approves high school handbook
Weymouth School Committee votes down attendance buyback, approves updated high school handbook.
Weymouth Council Authorizes $5 Million Road Bond, Approves Union Point Financing District
Weymouth Town Council approves $5 million road bond and creates Union Point financing district.
Weymouth Council Authorizes $5 Million Road Bond, Approves Union Point Financing District
Weymouth Town Council approves $5 million road bond and creates Union Point financing district.
Weymouth Town Council opens FY26 budget hearings as fire, school concerns dominate
Weymouth Mayor Robert Hedlund presented a proposed $218 million fiscal year 2026 budget at the Town Council's Annual Town Meeting on May 19, framing the 4 percent spending increase as a disciplined response to back-to-back health insurance premium spikes.