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After the May Town Election, the Board of Selectmen reorganized as they do every year. Ben Palleiko was elected Chair and John Mosher was elected Vice-Chair. Congratulations to them both from the Educate Hopkinton board! Town Hall also has two new faces this month.
After the May Town Election, the School Committee reorganized as they do every year. Nancy Burdick was elected Chair and Scott Aghababian was elected Vice Chair. Congratulations to them both from the Educate Hopkinton board! Contact info is below. Elmwood School has a new principal …
Thank you so much to the 13 families who have donated to Educate Hopkinton this year! We have raised over $180 so far, which represents one third of this year’s fundraising goal of $545. We have enough to cover our website hosting fees which are …
At their June 7 meeting, the School Committee voted to appoint Dr Mary Ann DeMello the Acting Superintendent for July 1 to July 31, 2012. They also voted at that time to move forward with a search for an Interim Superintendent for the 2012-13 School …
Superintendent Transition Plan – HPS Press Release June 8, 2012https://ehop.org/pdf/Superintendent-Transition-Plan-6-8-12.pdf Superintendent Resignation Announcement – HPS Press Release May 25, 2012http://www.hcam.tv/news/landman-resigns-effective-june-30-2012 Settlement and Severance Agreement Between Dr Landman and Hopkinton School Committee (pdf) – May 17, 2012 https://ehop.org/pdf/Superintendent-Landman-Settlement-05-17-12.pdf Dr Landman’s Letter of Resignation (pdf) – May …
Have you checked out the new Town of Hopkinton website http://www.hopkintonma.gov? Thanks to Chris McClure, the town’s new IT Director, town government information is now a lot more accessible. You can subscribe by email to meeting agendas, traffic/road closure updates, police log, youth commission announcements …
The Criteria Working Group (CWG) comprised of several community members, as well as town and school employees, has been working since March on developing a set of criteria to address the constraints at Center School and Elmwood School. On June 7, the CWG presented their …
Thank you so much to everyone who has donated this year! We have received over $100 so far and we really appreciate it. If you haven’t donated yet, please consider making a small donations of $5, $10 or $25 to help us cover our administrative …
Recently the Permanent Building Committee, in conjunction with the School Committee, did a survey of all Town and School Buildings. We are including a brief summary below, but you may click here to read the full results. The group was charged by Board of Selectmen …
Attend tonight or watch on HCAM-TV http://www.hcam.tv/ (Verizon 30/Comcast 8). Highlights include 7:00pm Report of the Criteria Working Group with recommendations on the criteria for the solution to the Center School challenge. 7:40pm Public Comment – Residents may make comments on any school topic. 8:15pm …
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