Harvard schools reported strong 2026 MCAS results outperforming state benchmarks across all grade levels. Assistant Superintendent Molly Superchi highlighted persistent performance gaps for students with disabilities and English learners despite exceeding state averages.
Harvard School Committee approved comprehensive improvement plans for all three schools.
Harvard School Committee approved a Peru field trip on second vote after initially deadlocking 2-2 with one abstention. The trip, presented by English Department Head Ms. Hyde, costs $4,900 per student and targets juniors and seniors. On reconsideration, the committee voted 3-2 in favor after
The Harvard School Committee Policy Subcommittee approved prior minutes and advanced two draft policies toward votes. Dr. Katharine Covino, Elizabeth Nees, and Dana Labb reviewed policy BBBE Unexpired Term Fulfillment, agreeing to update Select Board language before a September 28 vote. The
The Harvard School Committee voted unanimously to defer a $28 million Bromfield School HVAC and roof project to the spring annual town meeting. Superintendent Dana Labb presented the scope, noting the original estimate of $14-16 million has increased to $28 million total, with the roof accounting
Harvard School Committee unanimously approved revised middle school CTE pathway exploration policy. The Assistant Superintendent Molly Superchi said the policy incorporated two required changes from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education regarding academic records and student
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