Northampton school budget panel reviews FY27 Title I allocation and transportation plans. The Budget and Property Subcommittee heard a report from Business Administrator Ann-Marie Dasilva Nembirkow on FY26 closeout and FY27 allocations including $496,855 in Title I funds, $868,000 in IDEA grants,
Northampton Public Schools will fund unbudgeted staffing through draws on the special education stabilization fund. The Budget and Property Subcommittee learned the district will allocate approximately $114,000 to fund new positions, including a science teacher at JFK Middle School. Superintendent
Northampton school Budget subcommittee outlines FY27 staffing changes and heating progress. Members Amy Martyn and Robbie Saner Sullivan co-chaired the June 8 meeting with Michael Stein absent, discussing proposed budget adjustments that include reassigning the District math coach to serve as a
Northampton Budget & Property Subcommittee discusses city council collaboration on school funding. The subcommittee met with City Councilors Meg Robbins and Chris Stratton to explore potential funding cooperation, with Member Michael Stein raising the possibility of accepting Chapter 329 opt-in
Northampton schools subcommittee begins detailed budget and capital project review. The Budget & Property Subcommittee launched line-item examination of the FY27 budget, with Superintendent Bonner submitting a $250,000 earmark. Michael Stein emphasized the need for expanded subcommittee
Northampton school leaders hear special education staffing presentation with gaps identified. Director Holloway presented staffing needs under the FY27 budget, proposing a 1.0 FTE Associate Director of Student Services and noting the district has expanded transition services at the high school to
The Northampton School Committee Budget and Property Subcommittee examined the fiscal year 2027 preliminary budget on March 20. Superintendent Bonner cautioned that adopting the city target budget would require approximately $563,000 in reductions, while member Michael Stein, the subcommittee
School Committee subcommittee endorses district-wide after-school program with extended hours. The Budget and Property Subcommittee unanimously recommended pursuing a district-wide out-of-school program operating from 2:15 pm to 6:00 pm with Executive Office of Education licensing for state voucher
Northampton schools elect Michael Stein chair of Budget subcommittee. Stein won a 2-1 vote, with Member Robbie Saner Sullivan voting against after discussion of collaboration between the subcommittee, Superintendent, and Finance Committee. Business Administrator Jones presented the FY26 monthly
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