Committee Votes Against School-Sponsored Overseas Trip
The Winthrop School Committee voted unanimously to keep the high school's annual international trip unsponsored by the district.
The Winthrop School Committee voted unanimously to keep the high school's annual international trip unsponsored by the district.
Winthrop School Committee adopts a new policy on civil law enforcement interactions and tables a push to revive sponsored travel.
Winthrop School Committee approves $1.2 million in warrants as enrollment tops 2,000. Members Burrows, Darcy, Cubick, Letary, Purrington and Martucci approved warrant SVW 27-4 for $228,383.65 and payroll warrant SPW 27-4 for $980,203.75 by roll call.
The Winthrop School Committee approved two warrants totaling more than $619,000 and three facility-use requests at its August 24 meeting. Members approved warrant SPW 27-3 for $339,908.60 and a payroll warrant for $279,447.89, both by 6-0 roll-call votes with member Darcy not voting.
Winthrop School Committee referred a Kids Only After School space-expansion request to its Buildings and Grounds Subcommittee.
Winthrop School Committee approves $4.88 million in warrants and hears summer operations update. The committee voted July 13 to approve expenditure warrant SVW 26-24 for $615,767.39 and payroll warrant SPW 26-26 for $4,266,446.01, with all roll-call votes affirmative and no dissent recorded.
Winthrop School Committee extends Superintendent Lisa Howard's contract and approves nearly $4.76 million in warrants.
Winthrop School Committee approves FY27 budget with $1.22 million in reductions, superintendent warns of potential fall shortfall.
WINTHROP -- June 1, 2026, Winthrop School Committee ratifies three-year labor agreements with four employee unions covering nearly 280 district workers. The committee voted unanimously Monday to approve separate memoranda of understanding with the
Winthrop School Committee approves a $42.5 million FY27 budget request while union members demand a return to the bargaining table.
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