School Committee Renews CTE Admissions Policy
Peabody School Committee renewed its CTE admissions lottery policy and heard warnings about elementary literacy gaps.
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Peabody School Committee renewed its CTE admissions lottery policy and heard warnings about elementary literacy gaps.
Peabody School Committee members clashed over whether the district is doing enough on falling middle-school MCAS scores.
The Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Building Committee voted unanimously to recommend construction-manager-at-risk as the delivery method for the high school project.
Peabody School Committee presses staff on cost of outside organizational review. Members approved warrant No. 6507 for $4,022,776.23 and voted 6-0 to receive four written communications, including an FY27 Innovation Career Pathways grant award.
Peabody's high school building committee reviewed four potential sites for a new Peabody Veterans Memorial High School and new state reimbursement figures for the existing gym and auditorium.
Peabody School Committee splits 4-2 approving minutes amid confusion over the superintendent's evaluation. Dr.
Peabody School Committee adopts 2026-27 improvement goals tied to a 20 percent achievement target. Superintendent Dr.
Peabody School Committee splits 2-3 on first reading of new graduation requirements policy as state MassCore debate dominates year-end meeting.
PEABODY -- June 9, 2026, Peabody School Committee gives unanimous first reading to revised anti-bullying policy honoring Jason Bernard. The committee voted 6-0 at its June 9 meeting at Higgins Middle School to
Peabody School Committee heard emotional testimony on bullying and advanced its high school rebuilding project. Sally Rosario, the sister of Jason Bernard, told the board patience "should not be mistaken for silence or acceptance of inaction" and called for accountability from staff and leadership.
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