Concord-Carlisle working group chose consultant Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson for fall professional development. The joint group, chaired by Brian Waterson, reviewed four potential leaders before deciding on Amante-Jackson, who is already working with the district and available in October. Andrew
School committee approved new strategic direction while establishing technology oversight. The Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee unanimously approved superintendent and school committee goals for 2026-2027, including a focus on closing math achievement gaps where eighth-grade proficiency
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
Carlisle-Concord school committees begin design of climate and culture framework. The joint Concord-Carlisle Regional School District's Climate and Culture Working Group convened July 30, led by Brian Waterson of the Concord-Carlisle School Committee and Sandeep Pisharody of the Concord School
The Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee unanimously approved three major initiatives. The committee awarded a $1.6 million construction contract to City Enterprise for an Amenities Building at Concord-Carlisle High School, with a state grant of $175,000 covering design and project management
Concord-Carlisle School Committee approves new amenities project manager and $400,000 funding. The committee unanimously appointed Dore and Whittier as project manager and authorized the Capital Stabilization Fund transfer to cover sewer connection, engineering, and management costs. Assistant
Concord-Carlisle working group outlines school climate measurement framework. The Concord-Carlisle School Committee Climate and Culture Working Group, chaired by Brian Waterson, discussed data collection approaches including the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, Panorama, and MCAS to measure school
Concord and Concord-Carlisle school committees approved a three-year administrative assistants contract. Carlisle representatives Brian Waterson and Lynette Kelleher participated in the brief joint meeting; Waterson served as chair. Superintendent Dr. Laurie Hunter also presented an updated mural
Joint school committees approve climate roadmap and maintenance wage accord. The Concord-Carlisle school committees voted unanimously June 16 to endorse the Concord Municipal Decarbonization Roadmap, qualifying Concord for a $1 million state climate-leadership grant for emissions-reduction planning
Carlisle School Committee advances three interim superintendent candidates for final interview stage. Voting 4-1, the committee moved Susan Kustka, Brad Crozier, and Tracy Curley forward to school site visits scheduled for the week of June 8, with member Sharon A Whitt casting the sole dissenting
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