Weymouth School Committee Weighs Johnson Reopening Against Modular Classroom Expansion
Weymouth School Committee opens school year reviewing Johnson School feasibility and STEAM curriculum cuts.
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Weymouth School Committee opens school year reviewing Johnson School feasibility and STEAM curriculum cuts.
Weymouth School Committee adopts an $87.5 million school budget and confronts a growing athletic fee debt crisis. The board voted unanimously Thursday to formally approve the revised fiscal year 2025 school department budget of $87,472,240, matching the figure passed by Town Council on June 17.
Weymouth School Committee votes unanimously to drop the Capstone project as a high school graduation requirement.
Weymouth School Committee unanimously appointed Assistant Superintendent Melanie Curtin as interim superintendent and ratified a landmark three-year contract for educational support professionals at its May 23 meeting.
Weymouth School Committee reopens program of studies, setting up a May 23 vote on eliminating the capstone graduation requirement.
Weymouth School Committee debates reopening Johnson School as ninth elementary amid a $1.87 million budget shortfall.
Weymouth School Committee hears all eight elementary schools are over state capacity standards, approves three-year Student Opportunity Act plan.
Weymouth School Committee unanimously approved an $89.1 million FY25 budget request that outpaces current town funding by $2.4 million.
Weymouth School Committee unanimously fills vacant seat and hears $89.1 million FY25 budget request carrying a $2.3 million gap against current town projections.
Weymouth School Committee approves superintendent's five goals and hears of a looming $2.5 million budget gap.
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