Hopkinton School Committee approves contract extension with Bridal Ray for student services

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The Hopkinton Public Schools School Committee meeting on May 8, 2025, focused on several key decisions impacting the district's operations and future planning. The committee unanimously approved a one-year extension of the transportation contract with Bridal Ray, citing the company's commitment to meeting the district's needs and maintaining stable rates. This decision aims to provide consistency for students and families while allowing the committee time to assess the broader transportation landscape in Massachusetts before making further contractual decisions.

In addition to the transportation contract, the committee officially disbanded the superintendent screening committee and the director of student services screening committee, following the completion of their respective processes. This step is part of the transition as the district prepares for new leadership after the retirement of current personnel.

The meeting also highlighted the successful fundraising efforts of the Community Parent Advisory Council (CPAC) through Project Shark, which supports enrichment activities for students with special needs. The committee accepted donations totaling $275.74 for this initiative, reflecting the community's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities.

As the meeting concluded, discussions about future school committee meeting dates were initiated, although logistical challenges were noted due to the absence of a key member. Overall, the meeting underscored the committee's focus on continuity and support for students as they navigate upcoming changes.

Converted from School Committee meeting on May 08, 2025
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