Norton School Committee Approves $37.9 Million FY27 Budget at Final Spring Meeting
Norton School Committee approves $37.9 million FY27 budget and new middle school science curriculum.
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Norton Public Schools — 2,277 students enrolled (SY2025).
MCAS Grade 10 meeting/exceeding expectations SY2025: ELA: 51%, Math: 34%. Full district report card →
Coverage of every School Committee meeting — budgets, curriculum, staffing, and policy decisions — with primary-source documents.
Norton School Committee Unanimously Adopts Amplify Math Curriculum for High School Classes
Norton School Committee unanimously adopts Amplify AGA as new high school math curriculum, funded largely by a $75,000 legislative earmark.
Norton School Committee reseats Callahan as chair, tables elementary improvement plan vote
Norton School Committee reorganizes, tables elementary improvement plan, and receives first AI task force briefing. At its May 6 meeting, the committee re-elected Justine Callahan as chair and named Dan Schleicher vice chair, seating newly elected member Heather Forbes at the same session.
Norton School Committee awards Chartwells food service contract for FY27
Norton School Committee unanimously awards food service contract to Chartwells for FY27.
Norton School Committee Opens 15 High School Choice Seats, Eyes Up to 10 Staff Cuts
Norton School Committee opens 15 school choice seats for fall 2026 while bracing for up to $1.6 million in budget cuts.
Norton School Committee Ratifies Three-Year Teachers Contract, Accepts Member Resignation
Norton School Committee ratifies three-year teachers contract and approves two overseas student trips.
Norton School Committee Unanimously Approves $38.7 Million FY27 Budget Request
Norton School Committee unanimously approved a $38,734,183 FY27 budget request, a 4.4 percent increase over the current year. Superintendent Dr.
Norton School Committee Approves $11.4M Roof Article, Accepts $182,000 in Grants
Norton School Committee unanimously approves $11.4 million middle school roof warrant article and $182,000 in grants.