Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee rejected a superintendent transition subcommittee proposal amid Superintendent Dr. Xi's announced year-end departure, voting 3-6-0.
Regional School Committee heard overview of amendment process.
The Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee approved a new Human Resources Generalist position in a split 4-2-2-1 vote, with Chair William Sherr, members Sarahbess Kenney, Andrew Hart, and Sarah Marshall voting yes, members Tim Shores and Laura Jane Hunter voting no, and members Anna Heard and…
Amherst-Pelham Regional Schools Committee addressed transportation and building challenges at an online meeting with all nine members present.
Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee reached governance consensus at a Saturday retreat.
The Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee rejected procedures for physical restraint and behavior support.
The Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee approved a professional development calendar for 2026-2027 that emphasizes school safety training. Athletic Director Victoria Dawson and Director of Finance Shannon Bernacchia presented a cost analysis of athletic programs revealing significant
Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee entered closed session on superintendent negotiations. The committee convened Monday, July 20, with six of nine members present, including Chair William Sherr. At Sherr's motion, seconded by Laura Jane Hunter, the committee voted unanimously to enter
Amherst-Pelham school committee convened for executive session. The Regional School Committee voted unanimously August 27 to enter closed session under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 30A, Purpose 1, to discuss a personnel matter regarding reputation or employee discipline. Chair William Sherr
Amherst-Pelham schools adopted law enforcement protocol policy with emergency vote procedures. The Regional School Committee unanimously approved Policy ACL governing law enforcement activity near school buses and grounds, complying with the Massachusetts PROTECT Act. District counsel Michael Joyce
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