Superintendent of Schools Thomas Geary presented a proposed Fiscal Year 2027 school budget to the School Committee that calls for a 4.9% increase, emphasizing what he described as “thoughtful, strategic, and realistic growth” while remaining fiscally responsible. “I know some people are watching just to hear the number,” Geary said early in the presentation. “But it would … [Read more...] about Schools propose 4.9% budget increase
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School Committee hears Student Services’ new administrator’s plan
The new Director of Student Services, Jenniffer O'Connell, gave her entry plan presentation to the School Committee on Nov. 17 after four months of data gathering. She focused on her process of interviews with key stakeholders as she transitioned into the role. She also spoke of her goal for data-driven leadership that is transparent while respecting student privacy. The … [Read more...] about School Committee hears Student Services’ new administrator’s plan
Data shows schools remain on the rise
Lynnfield Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Adam Federico presented data on LPS' performance during the School Committee meeting on Nov. 4. Alongside representatives from each of the grade level groups (elementary, middle, and high school), he showed that Lynnfield's students are meeting or exceeding state expectations at a rate better than statewide average in every … [Read more...] about Data shows schools remain on the rise
Lynnfield families invited to engage in conversations about school curriculum
Lynnfield Public Schools (LPS) families and community members are invited to casual conversation about curriculum, instruction, and student engagement. The goal is to increase dialogue and understanding about what is being taught at LPS. All events will be held at the Lynnfield Public Schools Central Office conference room located at 525 Salem St. Here are the dates and … [Read more...] about Lynnfield families invited to engage in conversations about school curriculum
Lynnfield passes new graduation requirements to replace MCAS
The School Committee met last Tuesday to hear Fiscal Year 26 budget status updates from Superintendent Tom Geary, as well as to vote on three outstanding resolutions, including one that replaces the MCAS graduation requirement, which was removed by a state ballot question last year. The first resolution was to enact the new Competency Determination policy in the wake of … [Read more...] about Lynnfield passes new graduation requirements to replace MCAS