BELCHERTOWN -- April 28, 2026, Belchertown School Committee approves $36.3 million FY27 budget with a 2.26 percent increase. The three-member quorum, Chair Heidi Gutekenst, Vice Chair Ruby Bansal, and Member Lamikco Magee,
The Northampton School Committee questioned superintendent finalist Tom Danahy for more than 90 minutes on April 27 before a unanimous roll call vote closing the session.
Northampton's School Committee corrected its FY27 budget vote and approved revised superintendent interview questions.
Hatfield School Committee approved a level-funded FY27 school budget while cutting 5.5 positions. Chair Christy Boudreau presided over the hearing, where administrators said the plan asks the town for no increase and saves an estimated $426,850.
BELCHERTOWN -- April 14, 2026, Belchertown schools propose a 2.26 percent FY27 budget increase after trimming $49,273 to meet a town-approved spending target. Superintendent Brian Cameron presented the budget Tuesday at Chestnut
Northampton School Committee backed the $56.8 million "strong budget" 9-0 with one abstention. A member moved the $56,774,495 fiscal 2027 operating budget, which restores positions cut in recent years. Chair and Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra abstained, according to the roll call.
SOUTHAMPTON -- April 8, 2026, Southampton School Committee reviews three Norris budget scenarios tied to spring override questions. The committee walked through three possible fiscal year 2027 outcomes for Norris Elementary at its April 8
GRANBY -- April 7, 2026, Granby schools carried a $390,000 FY27 budget deficit into a planned joint session with town officials after a last-minute special education placement reversal reshuffled the numbers in a
GRANBY -- March 24, 2026, Granby School Committee pushes back budget forum one week amid unresolved town funding figures. The committee voted unanimously at its March 24 meeting to move its public budget hearing to
BELCHERTOWN -- March 24, 2026, Belchertown School Committee approves cell phone-free policy for grades pre-K through eight. The committee voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt the new policy, which does not extend to the
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