Greater Lowell Technical School Committee approves $58M budget and elects new leadership

The Greater Lowell Technical High School Committee convened on March 20, 2025, to discuss key matters, including the approval of the fiscal year 2026 budget and the reorganization of committee leadership. The meeting highlighted the committee's commitment to addressing the educational needs of the community while ensuring financial accountability.

During the session, Business Manager Mr. Knight reported on the public hearing held prior to the meeting, where a consensus emerged regarding the proposed budget of $58,695,802. The budget was subsequently put to a vote and received unanimous approval from the committee members, reflecting a collective agreement on the financial direction for the upcoming fiscal year.

In addition to budgetary discussions, the meeting marked a significant transition in leadership. Current Chairman Mr. Sheen expressed his gratitude and nostalgia, recalling his own experiences as a student at the school. He nominated Mr. Paul Morin to succeed him as chairman, a motion that was seconded and unanimously accepted. Mr. Morin acknowledged the honor of taking on this role, indicating a commitment to uphold the values and mission of the school.

The committee also appointed Mr. Curtis LeMay as vice chairman and Mr. Reagan Richardson as secretary, completing the leadership team for the upcoming term. These appointments signal a continuity of governance and a focus on collaborative efforts to enhance the educational environment at Greater Lowell Technical High School.

The meeting concluded with the approval of the previous month's minutes and a motion to adjourn, underscoring the committee's efficiency in addressing its agenda. As the new leadership takes the helm, the community can anticipate ongoing efforts to support student success and adapt to the evolving educational landscape.