Weymouth advances student discipline policy revisions to full vote
Weymouth schools advance three policies, including restraint and time-out rules, for full committee consideration. The Policy Subcommittee, chaired by Mary-Ellen Devine, moved the proposals forward on June 16 after reviewing edits that incorporated community input. Assistant Superintendent Lindsay
Weymouth Public Schools · Meeting of June 16, 2026
Weymouth schools advance three policies, including restraint and time-out rules, for full committee consideration. The Policy Subcommittee, chaired by Mary-Ellen Devine, moved the proposals forward on June 16 after reviewing edits that incorporated community input. Assistant Superintendent Lindsay Fratolillo presented the updates, with committee member Kelly McClean raising questions about parent notification requirements for classroom time-outs; revisions addressed physical restraint language.
The three policies, including a new sibling enrollment priority measure, are now headed to the full School Committee.
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Source: the Weymouth Public Schools meeting of June 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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