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School Committee Meetings – Week of 8/27/2023

The Negotiations Subcommittee of the Newton School Committee will meet in person (Room 320 and Room 210) in Executive Session on Thursday, August 31 beginning at 2:30 PM for the following (see Meeting Notice):

State mediator appointed for NPS-NTA negotiations; Superintendent sends directive to faculty and staff

In an email sent to the Newton School Community, the School Committee announced that the state’s Department of Labor Relations has appointed a mediator for the contract negotiations between the Newton Public Schools (NPS) and the Newton Teachers Association (NTA). The School Committee had asked the state in July to…

Mayor Fuller announces expectations and plans for about $48M in additional one-time funds

Mayor Ruthanne Fuller has announced that the City may soon have additional one-time funds of about $48 million available, and she has proposed that these funds be used for a combination of one-time needs and stabilizing the City’s financing through 2032 as the City completes its plan to fully fund…

NTA clarifies its contract positions following City’s mediation filing and School Committee’s message to community

In the week leading up to the July 25 School Committee meeting, the School Committee’s negotiations subcommittee ended direct negotiations with the Newton Teachers Association for a new collective bargaining agreement to follow the expiry of the current contract on August 31. The School Committee filed with the state for…

Races set: Few challengers, but Sept. 12 preliminary elections needed

Now that the deadline has passed for candidates to file, the Newton Election Commission has reported that in Wards 1, 3, and 7, there will be no challengers to any of the current City Council and School Committee incumbents. In fact, none of the School Committee members have challengers. In…

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