Nashoba School Committee Approves $253,895 Budget Shift
Nashoba Regional School Committee approved a $253,895 FY27 budget shift and opened debate on a new campus immigration-enforcement policy.
Nashoba Regional School Committee approved a $253,895 FY27 budget shift and opened debate on a new campus immigration-enforcement policy.
Nashoba Regional School Committee learns a new federal tax credit could bring Massachusetts up to $2.2 billion, but the district has no foundation to claim it.
Nashoba Regional School Committee reviews transportation savings and delays vote on shade structure gift.
The Nashoba Regional School Committee approved a one-year food services contract with Whitson's Nutrition LLC by a 6-3 vote. Vice Chair Scott moved the contract, which authorizes Superintendent Downing to finalize terms, while members Jillian, Lexi and Joel voted no.
Nashoba Regional School Committee extends three municipal school building leases in a short-notice session called two days before expiration.
Nashoba Regional School Committee ratifies a three-year teachers contract 10-1, with a 3 percent annual raise. The committee voted Thursday evening to approve the Unit A memorandum of agreement with the Nashoba Regional Education Association covering July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029.
STOW -- June 10, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee reorganizes and faces fierce pushback on food service outsourcing plan. The committee unanimously re-elected Leah Viverrito as chair and elected Scott Powell vice chair at
STOW -- May 13, 2026, Nashoba Regional's FY27 budget cleared all three member towns as the School Committee confronted calls for greater financial transparency. School Committee Chair announced at the May 13 meeting
STOW -- April 8, 2026, Stow's School Committee deferred a vote on Masters Academy International, a $103 million private boarding school converting the former Bose campus, until its April 29 meeting. Managing Director
STOW -- March 25, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee unanimously authorized contract negotiations for a solar power agreement at Nashoba Regional High School. The 11-0 vote at the March 25 meeting authorizes Superintendent Kirk
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