School Committee Approves Superintendent Goals and Evaluation Timeline
Falmouth School Committee approved superintendent goals and evaluation timeline in unanimous 8-0 votes.
Falmouth School Committee approved superintendent goals and evaluation timeline in unanimous 8-0 votes.
Falmouth School Committee approves Protect Act immigration policy, advances Lawrence planning. The committee unanimously approved the Protect Act, prohibiting federal immigration enforcement on school grounds without judicial warrants or orders, and elected Jane Norton to the Strategic Planning
Falmouth School Committee expands pre-kindergarten program at East Falmouth Elementary. Superintendent Lori Duerr recommended adding one classroom annually for two years to address a 12-student waitlist, and the vote passed unanimously, though committee members expressed concerns about declining
Falmouth School Committee learns insurer will cover nearly all costs of a storm-damaged elementary roof.
Falmouth School Committee downgrades superintendent evaluation in contentious 6-3 vote. Superintendent Lori Duerr's evaluation was rescinded and changed from proficient to needs improvement, converting from summative to formative with no growth plan; Chair Kelly Welch, Vice-Chair Melissa Keefe, and
Falmouth School Committee unanimously appoints new Assistant Superintendent while advancing capital improvements. Sandy Kapsambelis, currently Director of Student Services, was confirmed as Assistant Superintendent by a 9-0 vote. The committee also approved $1,655,000 for the October 2026 phase of
Falmouth School Committee reorganizes with Kelly Welch as Chair, Melissa Keefe as Vice-Chair, Margaret Souza as Secretary. The board unanimously approved a Special Town Meeting draft for the North Falmouth Elementary Truss Reinforcement Project, with an edit to funding language; the special meeting
School Committee delays Lawrence grade configuration decision after renovation. Chair Terri Medeiros noted the Board will be required by the Massachusetts School Building Authority to examine feasibility study data during the design phase, potentially making a different option more favorable; most
Falmouth School Committee unanimously approved dual school calendars and robotics team travel. The committee, led by Chair Terri Medeiros, adopted the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school calendars and cleared field trips for the robotics team to compete in Springfield, Massachusetts, April 15-18, and
Falmouth School Committee split on Article 25 support ahead of Town Meeting. The Committee voted 5-1 against supporting the article, with Michael Heylin, Glenda Cohen, and Christopher Lumping abstaining, after an earlier motion to postpone failed 4-5. Superintendent Lori Duerr stated that local
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