Year: 2016

Calendar…Sept. 30, 2016

SEEKING STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS The Nashoba Regional School District asks for the public’s help identifying all children in the community, ages 3 to 21, who may require special education or 504 services. Anyone aware of a child who has or may have an educational disability, who may not be known to the district, is…

Four Wins in a Row for Nashoba Golf…Sept. 30, 2016

By Michael James LeClair
After a tough start to the 2016 season, the Nashoba Regional golf team has righted the ship.

Minuteman Building On Budget…Sept. 30, 2016

By Ann Needle
The Minuteman High School Building Committee held its first meeting since its district-wide election on Sept. 20 voted to approve borrowing to fund a new vocational high school. Though the battle to gain approval for the $145 million project went on for several years, the Building Committee was told not to expect more roadblocks to a new school.

Calendar…Sept. 23, 2016

BOLTON LIONS DONUTS SALE The Bolton Lions Club will be serving fresh donuts at Schartner Farms, 279 West Berlin Rd, every Saturday and Sunday from Sept 10 through Oct. 30, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This is one of several fundraising activities that allows the Lions to help neighbors experiencing hardship, students seeking scholarships,…

Girls Soccer Powers Up for the Season…Sept. 23, 2016

By Michael James LeClair
Watch out, Central Mass, here comes the Nashoba Regional girls’ soccer team.

The Big Fix for Nashoba’s Summer…Sept. 23, 2016

By Ann Needle
The Nashoba School Committee launched a new year at its Sept. 14 meeting by focusing on some outstanding issues from last spring. The primary focus was a review of the progress on fixing some major facilities problems that came up unexpectedly near the end of the 2015/2016 school year.

*Updated Sept. 21, 2016: Voters say “Yes” to Minuteman School Building Project Funding

By Cyndy Bremer

According to Steve Sharek, Director of Outreach and Development at Minuteman Regional High School, the district-wide vote held on Tuesday resulted in the approval of the funding for the new school building project for the Lexington-based technical/vocational school that services Bolton students.