Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council advanced its Vision of a Graduate initiative with approval of prior minutes and election of Deb Antonangeli as parent co-chair. Members broke into three small groups to study implementation models from Franklin County, New Hampshire; Northern
Carlisle School Committee declines School Choice participation for 2026-2027 school year. Chair Brian Waterson's committee unanimously approved a $33,900 budget transfer to custodial contracted services, voted to raise the Transportation Revolving Fund limit from $60,000 to $80,000, and trimmed the
Joint school committees approve $40.9M FY27 budget despite Carlisle's 8.62 percent assessment rise. Assistant Superintendent Robert Conry reported the final budget of $40,887,524 reflects a 1.24 percent increase over the prior year, driven by lower health insurance premiums and over $90,000 in
Carlisle public schools advance Student Opportunity Act planning with focus on student support. The joint Special Education Subcommittee and Special Education Parent Advisory Committee, represented by Vice Chair Sharon A Whitt and Regional School Representative Lynette Kelleher, discussed updates
Carlisle School Committee unanimously approves Highland Building recommendation to Select Board. The Committee recommended that the district does not have a current use for the Highland Building but would have use for the land if cleared, and voted to create a memo to the Select Board outlining
Carlisle School Committee convenes and immediately adjourns to executive session. All five members present via Zoom — Scott Jamison, Lynette Kelleher, James Steele, Chair Brian Waterson, and Sharon A Whitt — voted unanimously on James Steele's motion to adjourn pursuant to MGL Chapter 30A, Section
The Concord and Concord-Carlisle Regional School committees approved the Thoreau School playground Phase 2 expansion unanimously on February 4, featuring nature-inspired play spaces, accessible features, and drought-tolerant plantings. The regional committee also voted unanimously to approve FY26
Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council convened to review and synthesize stakeholder input on priority competencies. Principals Katie Stahl and Brian Miller, along with METCO Director Malinthi Fernando, Assistant Principals Darius Green and Meg Maines, SPED Administrator Amy Geer,
Carlisle special education planning emphasizes social-emotional learning and family resources. The joint School Committee special education subcommittee and parent advisory committee discussed refinement of the Student Opportunity Act plan, which will focus on social-emotional learning and narrow
Carlisle School Committee unanimously raises preschool tuition for FY27. Chair Brian Waterson presented comparative data from neighboring districts showing Carlisle's current fees were in line with similar communities; the Committee approved increases to the full-day program from $10,600 to $11,500
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