Votes at a glance: Pembroke School Committee approvals, March 17, 2026
March 27, 2026 | Pembroke Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
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At its March 17 meeting the Pembroke School Committee recorded the following formal votes:
- Acceptance of the March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (vote: 5-0).
- Approval of an overnight field trip for three students attending the All-State music festival at the DCU Center in Worcester (motion passed 5-0). Administration confirmed a chaperone would accompany overnight students.
- Approval of MIAA middle-level waivers permitting eighth-graders to participate on the lowest level offered in boys and girls lacrosse, softball and boys tennis this spring to accommodate low registration numbers; committee noted safety considerations and roster limits (vote: 5-0).
- Approval of the superintendent s FY26 salary setting as provided in the negotiated contract ($265,000) after executive-session negotiations (vote: 5-0).
- Second reading and approval of revised local Series B policies (language edits adding 'Pembroke' to resident references) (vote: 5-0).
No votes failed or were tabled during the meeting; administration will return to the committee with follow-up cost estimates and proposals on capital and budget items discussed during presentations.
- Acceptance of the March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (vote: 5-0).
- Approval of an overnight field trip for three students attending the All-State music festival at the DCU Center in Worcester (motion passed 5-0). Administration confirmed a chaperone would accompany overnight students.
- Approval of MIAA middle-level waivers permitting eighth-graders to participate on the lowest level offered in boys and girls lacrosse, softball and boys tennis this spring to accommodate low registration numbers; committee noted safety considerations and roster limits (vote: 5-0).
- Approval of the superintendent s FY26 salary setting as provided in the negotiated contract ($265,000) after executive-session negotiations (vote: 5-0).
- Second reading and approval of revised local Series B policies (language edits adding 'Pembroke' to resident references) (vote: 5-0).
No votes failed or were tabled during the meeting; administration will return to the committee with follow-up cost estimates and proposals on capital and budget items discussed during presentations.
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