Board of Education

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

Enfield Board of Education approves 4.97 percent budget increase for fiscal 2027. Superintendent Steven A. Moccio's proposal passed 8-1, with Robert Anderson dissenting, and includes a $3.96 million increase over the current year. The budget restores the Career Center and adds six Academic Tutors