Enfield Board of Education approved its Consent Agenda unanimously on September 22. Board Chair Amanda Pickett presided as eight of nine members approved prior meeting minutes and accounts and payroll for June through August 2026, along with fiscal year 2026 line-item transfers and general
Enfield schools open with improved staffing outlook ahead of major building referendum. Superintendent Steven A. Moccio reported the district is "in a much better position" than prior years, with eight certified and approximately 30 non-certified positions open but drawing large candidate pools.
Enfield Board of Education convenes for strategic planning retreat. The board gathered for a special meeting on July 28 to review the District Improvement Plan and 2026-27 goals, with Board Chair Amanda Pickett facilitating a brainstorming session on district priorities. Eight of nine board members
The Enfield Board of Education extended Superintendent Steven A. Moccio's contract through June 30, 2029, in a unanimous vote. All nine Board members approved his 2025-26 evaluation, citing his work in making budgeting processes clearer and more transparent, along with his strengths in finance and
Enfield Board of Education approves Head Start plan and kindergarten policies. Jaclyn Valley, Director of Early Childhood Initiatives, presented the 2025-26 Head Start Self-Assessment Plan, drawing on 10 to 40 community partners annually; the board voted unanimously to adopt it. The board advanced
Enfield Board of Education approves educational specifications for school project. Board Member Danielle Girard moved approval of specifications for Hazardville Memorial, Prudence Crandall, Edgar H. Parkman, and Henry Barnard elementary schools, each receiving 8-0-1 approval with Board Member
The Enfield Curriculum Committee reviewed new curriculum for 2026-2027, including a Teen Leadership elective for middle school. The course, based on the Leadworthy Curriculum, would require a new 1.0 FTE Physical Education and Health position currently in the town budget and carries a 500 dollar
Enfield Board of Education Policy Committee advances three policies for Board consideration. The committee unanimously approved moving revised Policy 5111 on school admission age, revised Policy 6111 allowing schools to set a firm graduation date on or after the 180th day of school, and the repeal
Enfield Board of Education approves revised 9000 Series policies in contested 6-3 vote. Board members Robert Anderson, Dean Gousse and Philip Kober opposed the measure that streamlines meeting procedures and removes board member comments from certain meetings. Superintendent Steven A. Moccio and
Finance Committee approves February expenditure certifications and budget freeze. Kelsey McGuire-Bruce, Finance Committee Chair, and committee members Danielle Girard and Robert Anderson reviewed a comprehensive FY2026 budget status report presented by Business Manager Lorena Cisneros. The
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