Dartmouth School Committee backs Protect Act law enforcement policy. The Committee unanimously approved the new School Committee Policy ACL establishing consistent procedures for district interactions with federal and civil law enforcement, reinforcing the schools' commitment to remain safe and
Dartmouth School Committee unanimously appoints Rick Avila to its regional vocational school seat.
Dartmouth appointing panel interviews three finalists for its Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech School Committee seat, decision expected next week.
Dartmouth School Committee approves transportation contract extension, fund transfers. The Committee unanimously approved a one-year extension of the special education transportation contract with Tremblay Bus Company LLC for 2026-2027, maintaining current costs even as ownership transfers to
Dartmouth School Committee unanimously approved the DHS Sailing Team's participation in a National Competition in Maryland. The committee also engaged in substantive discussion about a Town Budget Advisory Group proposal for an independent third-party audit of school district finances, with
Dartmouth School Committee approves June 23, 2026, as final school day for 2025-2026, factoring seven weather cancellations. Chair Mary Beckwith presented Green Apple Award certificates to staff members Paul Leconte, Elizabeth Voci, Pam King, and Lili Chamberlain for exemplifying district core
Dartmouth School Committee approves FY27 budget supported by $178,309 from kindergarten stabilization fund. The Committee voted unanimously to elect Mary Beckwith as Chair, John Nunes as Vice Chair, and Dr. June Saba-Maguire as Secretary. In related action, the board unanimously approved the 2026
School Committee discusses but defers vote on revised FY27 budget. Vice-Chair Mary Beckwith led the remote meeting attended by members Chris Olver, John Nunes, and Elizabeth Coughlin, with Superintendent Dr. June Saba-Maguire and Business Manager James Kiely presenting a $59.2 million proposal
Dartmouth School Committee votes to submit building replacement application. The committee unanimously authorized Superintendent Dr. Saba-Maguire to file a Statement of Interest with the Massachusetts School Building Authority for the Dartmouth Middle School, citing obsolete building components
Dartmouth School Committee deferred a budget vote as town's 3.5 percent FY27 proposal falls short. Business Administrator James Kiely reported Town Administrator Cody Haddad indicated the $5.27 million increase represents the town's maximum, leaving the district with a $1.61 million funding gap of
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