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Scituate School Committee approves updated policies, hears bullying data gap concerns

SCITUATE -- May 4, 2026, Scituate School Committee approves B-series policy updates and moves superintendent search forward after hearing bullying data gaps. The committee voted unanimously Monday on several items, including opting out of the state school choice program under MGL Chapter 76, approving an updated suite of B-series

Scituate Conservation Commission Clears Town Water Main Work, Orders Deck Conditions at Condo Site

SCITUATE -- May 4, 2026, Scituate Conservation Commission issued a negative determination for two municipal water main replacement projects and closed a hearing on deck additions at a 17-unit condominium development. The four-member commission, chaired by Frank, voted unanimously Monday to clear an RDA filed by the town for

Scituate Conservation Commission Clears Town Water Main Work, Orders Deck Conditions at Condo Site

SCITUATE -- May 4, 2026, Scituate Conservation Commission issued a negative determination for two municipal water main replacement projects and closed a hearing on deck additions at a 17-unit condominium development. The four-member commission, chaired by Frank, voted unanimously Monday to clear an RDA filed by the town for

Scituate Select Board Awards Five Contracts, Sets October 19 Special Town Meeting

SCITUATE -- April 28, 2026, Scituate Select Board unanimously awards five contracts totaling over $400,000 and approves October 19 Special Town Meeting date. At its April 28 meeting, the board approved a $75,000 cardiac monitor purchase from Zoll Medical Corporation, a $59,879.08 modular boat lift from Jet

Scituate Schools Back Option 3 Redistricting Plan Ahead of May 18 Vote

SCITUATE -- April 27, 2026, Scituate School Committee receives Option 3 redistricting recommendation, setting up May 18 vote. Superintendent Brian Lynch and consultant Matthew Cropper of Cropper GIS presented the plan, which projects enrollment of 476 students at the new elementary school, 434 at Jenkins, and 396 at Wampatuck for the