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Nantucket School Board recommends $43.7M budget for fiscal year 2026

January 02, 2025 | Nantucket County, Massachusetts


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Nantucket School Board recommends $43.7M budget for fiscal year 2026
The Nantucket School Committee convened on March 4, 2025, to discuss key budgetary matters and updates from the student council. The meeting began with a proposal to recommend a public education appropriation of $43,746,000 for the fiscal year 2026. This budget includes $35,762,101 allocated for payroll and $7,384,075 for operating expenses, along with an additional $600,000 earmarked for the community school payroll.

Following the budget discussion, the committee voted unanimously to approve a donation of $1,900 from the Friends of Nantucket Public Schools to the Nantucket High School Diversity Club. The committee also approved the minutes from several previous meetings, including those from January and February 2025, as well as transfers and invoices.

Student council representative Cecilia provided updates on school activities, noting that students had recently returned from February break. She highlighted the successful spirit week held before the break and announced the start of spring sports on March 17, which will include baseball, softball, tennis, lacrosse, and outdoor track and field. Cecilia also mentioned a food drive organized by the National Art Honor Society, which is currently underway, and the upcoming high school musical, "The Little Mermaid," scheduled for March.

The meeting concluded with a brief overview of upcoming events, including scholarship interviews and networking activities for students, leading up to the finalist dinner on April 28. Overall, the meeting addressed significant budgetary decisions and provided a platform for student engagement and community involvement.

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