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Weston Public Schools — Financial
What's happened recently in financial for Weston Public Schools.
Weston's FY27 budget process got underway in early February with a public budget hearing that turned contentious. The proposed spending plan included the elimination of seven support positions, a step that drew objections from union representatives during the hearing.
In early March, the School Committee unanimously adopted a $51,361,325 budget for FY27, an increase of 3.95% over FY26. The adopted plan followed the earlier hearing, where the proposed staffing reductions had been challenged by union members.
Most recently, in April, the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) provided the district with a feasibility-study estimate approaching $2 million for its secondary-school building work. That roughly $2 million study is now set to go before a Special Town Meeting for approval.
What happened
Seven support positions proposed for elimination draw union objections
During the FY27 budget hearing, union representatives objected to a proposal to eliminate seven support positions.
School Committee adopts a $51.36M FY27 budget
The committee unanimously adopted a $51,361,325 school budget, 3.95% above FY26.
Roughly $2M feasibility study heads to a Special Town Meeting
The MSBA gave Weston a feasibility-study estimate approaching $2 million for its secondary-school building work.
Synthesized from 3 published, source-verified alerts about budget for Weston Public Schools.
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