Southington Government Roundup: School Board Policy Reviews
Southington's school board took up five policies, including a new one for students with special health care needs, and its 2027 meeting calendar.
Southington's school board took up five policies, including a new one for students with special health care needs, and its 2027 meeting calendar.
Wallingford's Oct. 27 Town Council agenda included proposed tax refunds and police funding items. A bridge information meeting was scheduled for Oct. 28.
Bridgeport's City Council takes up the crossing guards' contract Monday, Nov. 2; the school board weighed a full-time attorney of its own.
New Haven's Tax Abatement Committee backed tax relief for two nonprofits, including ConnCAT and ConnCorp on Dixwell Avenue; alders also weighed board appointments.
Branford’s Board of Education was scheduled to consider first readings of policies on immunizations, health assessments and screenings, and student discipline on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Amity's school board had four middle school projects for a May 2027 referendum on its Oct. 19 agenda; Orange's finance board set a Feb. 5 all-day budget meeting.
Durham's selectmen had a $25,000 Allyn Brook Park grant request and a demolition bid for 51 Main Street on their Oct. 19 agenda; zoning's Oct. 21 meeting was canceled.
Bridgeport's school board may act Monday, Oct. 26, on a full-time city attorney post dedicated to and funded by the board. The council's Oct. 19 agenda listed three settlements.
North Branford’s Board of Education subcommittees were scheduled to discuss school finances, late-bus reinstatement, student test performance and professional learning plans Oct. 15.
Southington’s Board of Education had five policy items scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15, including Promotion and Retention revisions and a new special health care needs policy. Minutes were not posted by Oct. 16.
Middletown's school board had votes set on safety and community policies and seven out-of-state trips; the ARPA task force was due a spending update.
A Bridgeport school board committee held off on seeking state fiscal oversight, and the City Council's agenda carried a $250,000 downtown land sale and grant requests.