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School Committee Meeting - June 3, 2026
Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026
Shrewsbury School Committee Considers 5% Tuition Increase for Extended Day Program Amidst Operational Challenges
The Shrewsbury School Committee is considering a 5% tuition increase for the Extended Day program for the 2026-2027 school year. This increase is necessitated by rising operational costs, including staff salary increases and health insurance premiums, as well as a projected small cushion of $26,000 with a 5% increase. Despite the increase, the program remains competitive within the local market, and the district is working to implement a state voucher program, which is anticipated to reduce the need for internal subsidies in the future. Flexible enrollment policies have been introduced to better meet family needs, though this has led to a decrease in full-time equivalent enrollment at some schools.
Shrewsbury School Committee Updates Assistant Superintendent Role to Enhance Data, Well-being, and Partnerships
The Shrewsbury School Committee discussed and approved updates to the job description for the Assistant Superintendent for Community Partnerships and Well-being. This role, significantly shaped by Dr. Regin Lazot, has been instrumental in securing over $2.2 million in external funding, enhancing student and staff well-being initiatives, and fostering community and career-based partnerships. The updated description reflects the expanded scope of responsibilities, including deeper data utilization, oversight of social-emotional learning frameworks (Tier 1 and Tier 2), Title IX coordination, and anti-bullying efforts, ensuring the position aligns with current district priorities and future needs.
Shrewsbury School Committee Accepts Over $31,000 in Donations for RISE Program
The Shrewsbury School Committee voted to accept two generous donations for the RISE program, totaling $31,385. Emily Anderson contributed $23,885, raised through her participation in the Boston Marathon, and the Subramanian family donated $7,500 in gratitude for their son's successful participation in the program. These funds will support the RISE program's operational needs and enhance student services.
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