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Concord-Carlisle Committee Approves Updated Student Safety Policies

Concord-Carlisle Regional Committee approves student safety policies addressing medication, seclusion, and harassment. The committee unanimously adopted updated Policies JLCD, JLCDC, JKAA, and KBG in response to recent state law changes and Department of Justice compliance requirements, clarifying

School Committee Meeting Agendas (Local and Regional) · Meeting of August 26, 2026

CARLISLE — Concord-Carlisle Regional Committee approves student safety policies addressing medication, seclusion, and harassment. The committee unanimously adopted updated Policies JLCD, JLCDC, JKAA, and KBG in response to recent state law changes and Department of Justice compliance requirements, clarifying harassment jurisdiction to include off-campus incidents. The committee also adopted revised Operating Protocols for 2026-2027 with enhanced METCO representation, though one Concord member opposed.

Carlisle representatives Brian Waterson, committee chair, and Lynette Kelleher participated in all votes. The CCHS Amenities Building project remains on budget at $2.2 million, with Carlisle's share at approximately $557,000.

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Source: the School Committee Meeting Agendas (Local and Regional) meeting of August 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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