All News for Sudbury School Committee

K-8 Superintendent John Brackett presented a proposal to the School Committee recently to introduce a fee-based, full-day kindergarten next year, which would not affect the budget or the $700,000 that must be cut next year. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

Lincoln and Sudbury officials took the first steps this week in a projected 11-month process to decide whether it makes sense to consolidate the school districts in the two neighboring communities. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

On Inauguration Day, sixth and eighth grade students at Curtis Middle School wrote drafts of letters and e-mails to the president, which they will finalize and hope to send by the end of this week. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

Two teams of Sudbury youths, the Gears and Gizmos and Robo Rebels, competed in the state finals of the First Lego League (FLL) competition last month. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

Both of Sudbury’s First Lego League robotics teams, the “Gears and Gizmos” and the “Robo Rebels”, have qualified to compete in the FLL State Finals to be held in two weeks. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

A community “Drum-a-Thon” will be held Sunday, Dec. 7 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Curtis Middle School auditorium in Sudbury to raise funds for the Mr. Holland More →

Members of the First Lego League team, the Sudbury Gears and Gizmos, visited 7News meteorologist Dylan Dreyer to discuss their findings on how Sudbury is affected by the cold winter climate. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

The Sudbury School Committee has asked Superintendent Dr. John Brackett to put off until next November his redistricting recommendations, to take effect September 2010. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

An excellent public school system, as well as our beautiful, historic surroundings, are the main reasons people move to Sudbury today. It is also something most of us take for granted. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →