The Independent Clause…April 27, 2016
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…
Girls Lax: Slow but Promising Start…April 20, 2016
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional girls’ lacrosse team hit the road Tuesday morning for an early season showdown with host Marlborough High School.
King Appointed Full-time Principal…April 20, 2016
By Ann Needle
George King will officially become Hale Middle School’s dedicated, full-time principal as of July 1. As of that date, King will also leave his duties behind as the Nashoba District’s assistant superintendent. The Nashoba School Committee announced the official appointment by Interim Superintendent Dr. Curtis Bates at its April 6 meeting.
Calendar…April 20, 2016
WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE FOR THE RANDALL LIBRARY? The Randall Library Friends will host a screening on Wednesday, April 20, of the WCVB (Channel 5) Chronicle program “New Life for Libraries” that was aired in February. The show explores how public libraries have revamped and redefined their role as a community resource and a community…
Calendar…April 6, 2016
STOW GARDEN SPRING PRESENTATION Do you have a flower or window box(s) or would like to have one? You don’t need to be a “Gardener” to add this wonderful touch to your home. Just attend our next presentation, which will fill you with some wonderful, practical ideas and add beauty to your home. This meeting…
Chieftains Softball Ready to Play…April 6, 2016
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional softball team’s bid for a Central Mass. Division 1 crown came up a little short in 2015 but the Chieftains are back and ready to climb back to the top in 2016.
Nashoba Cup Works Its Magic …April 6, 2016
By Ann Needle
Last spring, Nashoba Regional High School Principal Dr. Parry Graham was quite excited — breathless, almost — over the idea of having each of Nashoba’s four grades compete with one another to earn points for good attitude, school spirit, and academic achievement. At the end of the year, the winning class would take home what was to be the Nashoba Cup.
Superintendent Candidate Visits Starting TODAY
Dear Residents and Members of the Nashoba Regional School District Community, Thursday night the Nashoba Regional School Committee voted to invite all four superintendent finalists to move forward with the next steps in our Superintendent hiring process. Our next steps include hosting each candidate for a full day visit to our district. The visits will…