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Stoughton School Committee approves capital articles, three field trips, and school calendar draft

Stoughton School Committee unanimously approved fiscal year 2027 capital articles with one exception and adopted the 2026-2027 school calendar. Ms. Karen Powers voted against the capital articles motion, while all other votes passed unanimously, including approval of three bundled field trips for

Energy and Sustainability Committee discusses decarbonization grant, building code.

The Energy and Sustainability Committee advanced plans for a Specialized Building Code article and negotiated the scope of a DOER Decarbonization Roadmap grant. Chair David Billo and members Nathan Cleveland, Molly Cochran, and Arthur Rigor De Eva, Jr. met with Town Energy Manager Kathy Stanley and

SEOC approves January minutes, maps expansion and partnership strategy.

Equal Opportunity Committee approves January minutes, maps expansion timeline. Chair Debra Roberts outlined Article 46 implementation, with committee advertising opening for four school committee-appointed seats beginning in May and appointments in June. The committee discussed renaming the

Select Board approves traffic and parking safety measures; closes town meeting warrants.

Stoughton Select Board approves traffic safety and parking restrictions on Elm and Page Streets. Chair Stephen M. Cavey, Vice Chair Debra Roberts, Joseph M. Mokrisky, Scott Carrara, and Louis Gitto voted 5-0 to accept Police Department recommendations for Elm Street improvements, including narrowed

Stoughton Select Board closes FY27 town meeting warrants, sets May 4 date

Stoughton Select Board closes FY27 town meeting warrants and sets May 4 as the date for both the annual and special town meetings.