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Posts published in February 2023

Revisions – 2/13/2023

In response to revisions to the School Committee’s agendas, we have updated the schedules for interviews with candidates for Superintendent: Dr. Anna Nolin on Wednesday and Thomas Anderson on Thursday. We have also included information about community forums with each candidate and forms for the public to submit feedback on…

What’s Up in Newton this week – 2/12/2023

School Committee The Negotiations Subcommittee of the Newton School Committee will meet TODAY, Monday, February 13, in executive session to conduct a collective bargaining session with the NTA, Units A-E, and discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining with the NTA. The School Committee will meet two times to interview…

City Council Meetings – Week of 2/12/2023

Zoning and Planning Committee will meet in person (Room 204) and virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, February 13 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following: Finance Committee will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, February 13 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following: Land Use Committee will meet in person…

School Committee Meetings – Week of 2/12/2023

The Negotiations Subcommittee of the Newton School Committee will meet in-person (Room 111, Ed Center) on Monday, February 13 at 3:15PM initially in Open Session and vote to go into Executive Session (see Meeting Notice) in order to : The School Committee will meet in-person (Room 210, Ed Center, and…

Board and Commission Meetings – Week of 2/12/2023

Commission on Disability will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, February 13 at 6PM. The agenda includes the following: Zoning and Planning Committee and Planning and Development Board will meet in person (Room 204) and virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, February 13 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following: Fair…

Slater: Quantifying Newton’s spending over time

The city of Newton has been criticized for its excessive spending. A few years ago I did my own analysis to try and quantify Newton’s spending versus a reasonable baseline. The baseline I chose was the Federal Reserve Bank [FRB] yearly inflation rate. It is a good measure of the yearly increase in the…

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