STOW’S ANNUAL SPRINGFEST: MAY 13-15 See page 5 NRHS Prom/After Prom Important Dates Attention NRHS students: Sign up to attend the FREE Nashoba Regional High School After Prom Party by May 13 and you will be entered into raffles to win behind the dugout Red Sox tickets, behind the bench Celtics tickets and free parking passes…
By Michael James LeClair
Nashoba Regional’s Brie Donahue spun a beauty on Monday afternoon.
By Ann Needle
After 90 minutes of deliberation at its May 4 meeting, the Nashoba School Committee unanimously chose Brooke Clenchy as the district’s new superintendent. In other news, the SC also alluded to the seemingly unexpected resignation of a senior staff member in the central office.
By Ann Needle
The Nashoba School Committee’s Personnel Sub Committee had sharp words at its April 26 meeting for the district’s Human Resources Dept., calling its work with non-union contracts “sloppy.” The tone was more positive elsewhere, with discussions on lifting some of the restrictions on student free time at the high school, and deadlines for selecting a new superintendent.
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional boys’ lacrosse team entered Monday’s road contest with Marlborough High School still in search of its first win of the season.
NRHS After Prom Party Fundraisers Please help the NRHS Junior class have a safe and fun Prom night by supporting the After Prom Party being held at Nashoba Regional High School. On May 4 we team up with Bertucci’s, Solomon Pond Mall, all day, dine in or take out, a percentage of your meals is…
Annual Town Meeting is over after two nights and now onto Town Election on Tuesday, May 10. After that, be ready to celebrate SpringFest the weekend of March 13-15. Check out this week’s calendar for some of the happenings. In the meantime, this Sunday is Mother’s Day. I hope all of the moms out there…
CORRECTIONS… In last week’s edition, it was stated that the vote on the Minuteman High School bond for building a new school would require a 2/3 majority to pass at Town Meeting. A simple (50 percent) majority can pass the article. In the previous week’s edition, it was incorrectly reported that there would be a…