Auburn School Committee approves FY27 budget at 3.92 percent after $100,000 town-requested cut. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt the revised budget, down from a 4.19 percent increase, after Superintendent Dr.
Auburn schools approve 4.19 percent FY27 budget, continue school choice. Superintendent Beth Chamberland presented the fiscal 2027 budget with a 4.19 percent increase, driven primarily by not filling six positions; the budget is 97 to 98 percent non-discretionary, committed to personnel,
Auburn School Committee unanimously approved school choice continuation, a mental health club grant, and town meeting warrant articles at its February 11 meeting.
School Committee approves $85,489 for student outplacements. Auburn's Committee Chair Jessie Harrington joined Samantha Raphael and Meghan McCrillis in unanimously supporting the request for four students enrolled after FY26 budget preparation. The funds require Board of Selectmen approval. The
Auburn School Committee unanimously approves contract for incoming superintendent Dr. R.J.
Auburn School Committee unanimously approves the FY'27 budget as student account audit continues. Superintendent Beth Chamberland warned the district may need to cut deeper if the town does not approve the budget as presented; the school department has already declined to fill positions to meet
Auburn School Committee confronts years-long student activity account accounting breakdown tied to a $21,170.65 audit variance. At its January 7 meeting, the committee heard Superintendent Dr.
Auburn School Committee unanimously appointed Robert "R.J." Scaza as the district's next superintendent, effective July 1, 2026. The vote came at the December 17 meeting following a search process that drew 21 applicants and involved community focus groups at every school.
Auburn School Committee unanimously accepted more than $1 million in federal grants and unveiled a $34.6 million draft FY27 school budget representing a 4.19 percent increase over the current year. Superintendent Dr.
Auburn School Committee unanimously moves a March half day to accommodate the Robert Goddard Centennial rocket launch.
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