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Regional school panel approves $25,000 for amenities building design.

Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee approves $25,000 in capital funds for amenities building. The committee voted unanimously January 21 to authorize the design and permitting costs, alongside unanimous approval of a bus lease resolution and acceptance of a $5,000 grant for adult and

School Committee Meeting Agendas (Local and Regional) · Meeting of January 21, 2026

CARLISLE — Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee approves $25,000 in capital funds for amenities building. The committee voted unanimously January 21 to authorize the design and permitting costs, alongside unanimous approval of a bus lease resolution and acceptance of a $5,000 grant for adult and community education. Brian Waterson, Vice-Chair from Carlisle, was present.

The committee also voted four-to-one with one abstention to approve a warrant creating a special education stabilization fund to cover unexpected out-of-district placement costs, with Robert Conry, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, noting the district currently lacks sufficient circuit breaker reserves to act as a financial buffer.

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Source: the School Committee Meeting Agendas (Local and Regional) meeting of January 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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