Easton School Committee adopted its first districtwide AI guidelines and voted to delete its bring-your-own-device policy ahead of expected state legislation.
Fall River's School Committee Policy Subcommittee voted to send a new policy on civil immigration enforcement in schools to the full committee, acting after the district missed a state deadline.
Bridgewater-Raynham enrollment falls 249 students, two-year loss hits 473. Superintendent Ryan Powers told the School Committee district enrollment dropped to 5,209, with families increasingly citing Massachusetts' cost of living alongside last year's budget-driven elective and sports-fee cuts.
Norton School Committee adopts protocol for federal law enforcement contact with schools. Following a directive from Gov.
Dighton-Rehoboth freshman retention climbs to 83.1 percent, up 13.8 points.
Mansfield School Committee accepts $190,000 in state earmarks, approves scoreboard ad policy.
Easton School Committee adopts a tardiness policy tying six unexcused late arrivals to one lost class credit.
Taunton School Committee OKs $579,000 softball restroom and $176,000 paving contract amid a fight over subcommittee authority.
Fall River School Committee votes 5-2 to take direct control of hiring and supervising its own administrative assistant. Vice Chair Aguiar led the push to waive four district policies, with Mr.
Somerset Berkeley schools adopt policy limiting ICE on campus, stall again on survivor health benefits. The School Committee voted unanimously to approve a new policy barring civil immigration enforcement from school grounds without a judicial warrant, implementing the state's PROTECT Act.
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