The Quabbin Regional School District held a School Committee meeting on June 12, 2025, where various topics concerning student projects, summer programs, and budget updates were discussed.

The meeting began with a presentation from students who showcased their innovative projects. The students demonstrated their problem-solving skills and creativity through prototypes, including a safety headband and arm band designed for nighttime visibility, as well as a dog food and medication dispenser. One notable project involved a complex system of machines that could categorize colored and non-colored cubes, highlighting the students' engineering capabilities.

Following the student presentations, the committee discussed preparations for summer programs, including credit recovery initiatives at the high school level and kindergarten screenings for incoming students. The elementary schools are also planning field tests and curriculum training in open science and history for grades K-5, with interest from teachers in expanding training opportunities.

The meeting also addressed infrastructure improvements, including a carpet replacement project for the media center and classrooms, set to begin after the school year ends. Additionally, an HVAC project aimed at improving ventilation in the middle high school was discussed, along with plans for a new antenna system to enhance communication for local emergency services within the school.

Budget discussions revealed that the district anticipates having over $800,000 left in special education funds, which will be allocated to support next year's budget. The committee is also working on finalizing the fiscal year 2025 budget, with a focus on managing expenditures and ensuring adequate resources for teachers and supplies.

The meeting concluded with a review of the school choice program, noting that while enrollment numbers are stable, the district is closely monitoring changes and confirmations from families regarding their intentions for the upcoming school year.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the district's commitment to student innovation, summer learning opportunities, and prudent financial management as it prepares for the next academic year.