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Board reviews new personal-finance course, student-handbook readings and 2026–27 calendar draft

2547670 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

At the March 11 work session the board previewed a new middle-school personal-finance course (second/final reading scheduled), honors music and student-handbook revisions (second and first readings), and the district calendar for 2026–27 (first read). No formal votes were taken.

The Revere Board of Education discussed several curriculum and policy items at its March 11 work session, including the introduction of a middle-school personal-finance course, honors music offerings, student-handbook revisions and the draft district calendar for 2026–27.

Staff said the district will present a second and final reading to introduce a personal-finance course for middle school and noted an honors offering in school music. The student handbooks were listed for second reading; other handbook revisions were listed as first readings tied to related policy updates, including the revised cell-phone policy noted elsewhere. The district calendar for 2026 and 2027 was listed as a first read.

The curriculum items were presented for board review; no formal adoption or timetable beyond the listed readings was provided at the March 11 work session. The board also noted it expects further discussion in upcoming meetings and a planned executive session in the near term.