NRSD unveils school choice application process for fourth and sixth grades

May 03, 2025 | Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts

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The Nashoba Regional School District's recent School Committee meeting on April 30, 2025, highlighted the launch of the school choice program, which is set to open this Friday. Parents interested in transferring their children into the program can find the application on the district's website, nrsd.net, where a pop-up will guide them directly to the necessary forms.

Superintendent Kirk Sanabria confirmed that there are four available slots for fourth grade and additional openings for sixth grade. This initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities within the district, allowing families to explore options that best fit their children's needs. Sanabria emphasized the straightforward process: parents simply need to fill out the application and submit it to the district office, where they will receive confirmation via email or phone.
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The committee also moved to close the school choice hearing, with all members voting in favor, signaling a unified commitment to advancing this program. As the district prepares for the upcoming school year, the school choice initiative is expected to foster greater community engagement and provide families with more educational flexibility.

In addition to the school choice discussion, the meeting included a review of the consent agenda, with members addressing various policies and administrative matters. The committee's proactive approach reflects its dedication to enhancing educational offerings and ensuring that families are well-informed about their options.

Converted from School Committee, April 30, 2025 meeting on May 03, 2025
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