Auburn Schools Exit Assabet Valley Collaborative
The Auburn School Committee voted to withdraw from the Assabet Valley Collaborative, ending an unused membership.
The Auburn School Committee voted to withdraw from the Assabet Valley Collaborative, ending an unused membership.
The Auburn School Committee approved revised capital improvement plans and froze discretionary spending amid tight budget conditions.
Auburn School Committee approves six school policies and introduces new director. The committee unanimously approved six policy updates addressing student safety procedures, school trips, and community facility use, with Stef Parker moving and Samantha Raphael seconding the motion.
Auburn School Committee approves six policies and previews a new internship pilot for Auburn High School seniors.
Auburn School Committee approves routine contracts and student activity measures. Superintendent R.J. Skaza announced listening sessions for September 24 at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with a possible virtual option, as part of his entry plan. The committee unanimously approved Massachusetts School Buying
Auburn School Committee closes out a two-year state compliance review and finalizes immigration-enforcement guidelines for schools.
Auburn School Committee meets with new superintendent, approves required police interaction protocol. Superintendent R.J. Skaza convened his first full committee meeting under Chair Meghan McCrillis, welcoming 16 newly hired teaching staff and announcing the hiring of Kristine Campione as Director
Auburn School Committee suspends review process to adopt emergency immigration policy. At incoming Superintendent Dr.
Auburn School Committee approves capital improvement amendments for field project. Business Manager Jennifer Stanick won unanimous approval for amendments to the fiscal year 2024 and 2027 capital budgets to repurpose funds for the All Purpose Field replacement at Auburn High School; the articles
Auburn School Committee sends $700,000 turf field replacement package to October special town meeting.
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