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
Enfield board advances governance policies to second read. The Board of Education Policy Committee, led by Rosalee Brocuglio, approved moving policies 9210 (Meeting Conduct) and 9220 (Minutes) forward after incorporating feedback from an initial review, and renumbered five additional policies
Enfield Board of Education approves 2026-27 calendar with cultural holidays and observances. Board Chair Amanda Pickett researched community demographics to develop the inclusive calendar, which drew discussion about balancing representation with information clarity. The board voted 8-1-0 to
Enfield board policy group postpones 1000 Series review. The Board of Education Policy Committee voted unanimously to postpone replacing its 1000 Series policies with Shipman and Goodwin model policies, deferring that review to the March Policy Meeting. The committee also decided to modify
Finance Committee reviews Nutrition Department deficit and budget status. Diane Edwards, Director of Nutrition Department, presented a quarterly report on February 2 showing operating deficits that require Board of Education subsidy under state statute. Ms. Edwards highlighted challenges including
Enfield schools terminate town repayment pact, approve budget revision. The Board of Education unanimously approved termination of its Town Council MOU (9-0-0) on January 27, eliminating mandatory repayment obligations that had limited the district's budgeting flexibility as an Alliance District.
Enfield Curriculum Committee approves three revised culinary courses. John Dague presented the changes replacing Foundational, Transitional, and Advanced Culinary Arts with Introduction to Culinary Arts, Introduction to Commercial Cooking and Baking, and Professional Food Service and Catering at
Board of Education Policy Committee advances amended governance policies in unanimous first reading vote. The committee, chaired by Rosalee Brocuglio with members Janet Cushman and Kelsey McGuire-Bruce, voted unanimously on January 20 to advance amended 9000 series governance policies to first
The Enfield Board of Education held a special meeting that produced no recorded policy decisions. All nine members attended the January 13 session convened at 5:33 PM in the Scitico Room, with Board Chair Amanda Pickett presiding. The meeting featured a Head Start Governing Body Training led by
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