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School Committee ratifies four union contracts, approves $16.6M transportation deal

School Committee ratifies four union agreements, approves $16.6M transportation contract. Weymouth's School Committee unanimously approved a five-year transportation agreement with First Student valued at $16.6 million, approximately $500,000 below the initial bid, after NRT withdrew from the rebid

Weymouth Public Schools · Meeting of June 25, 2026

WEYMOUTH — School Committee ratifies four union agreements, approves $16.6M transportation contract. Weymouth's School Committee unanimously approved a five-year transportation agreement with First Student valued at $16.6 million, approximately $500,000 below the initial bid, after NRT withdrew from the rebid process. The committee voted to ratify labor agreements for SEIU maintenance workers, custodians, AFSCME traffic supervisors, and van drivers and monitors, with all passing unanimously save the maintenance agreement, which passed with Committee Member Devine recused.

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Source: the Weymouth Public Schools meeting of June 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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