Committee accepts $2,150 in gifts, reviews MCAS

Townbrief reporting Oct 19, 2026 From the School Committee meeting 7 min read

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School Committee · Meeting of October 19, 2026

Attleboro School Committee accepted two donations and reviewed 2026 MCAS results. Members voted unanimously to take $2,000 from the Feinstein Foundation for Willett Elementary and $150 for the high school culinary arts program. Superintendent Sawyer said a second school resource officer now allows coverage at Attleboro High on all 180 school days, and described a weekend Brennan break-in in which "all of our systems work the way we would expect them to." Ms. Regan reported grades three through eight ELA held at 37 percent while the state fell two points, and grade 10 math rose from 37 percent to 42 percent.

The committee will review a revised emergency plan in executive session Nov. 2.

In the full story:

Student Advisory Council
Superintendent's Report: Brennan Break-In
Emergency Operations Plan
Second School Resource Officer
Restraint and Seclusion
2026 MCAS Presentation
Consent Agenda
Finance and Budget Subcommittee
Open Forum
Upcoming and Adjournment
Who Was There
Organizations And Documents Referenced
The complete report: 1,716 words

Source: the School Committee meeting of October 19, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.

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