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Votes at a glance: MASC resolutions, preschool tuition, field trips and donations approved
Summary
At its Nov. 10 meeting the Hingham School Committee approved several motions: endorsement of two MASC resolutions (personal financial literacy and a regional school assessment reserve fund), revised Kids in Action preschool after‑school tuition rates, Hingham High out‑of‑state drama and hockey trips, and three donations/grants including a $30,000 ‘
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The Hingham School Committee took several formal votes on Nov. 10 during routine business. Key actions approved by the committee included:
• MASC resolutions: The committee voted to support a personal financial literacy education resolution and to recommend approval of an establishment of a regional school assessment reserve fund at the upcoming Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC) conference. Staff noted recent legislative language that would attach funding for personal financial literacy in some bills under consideration.
• Kids in Action tuition: The committee approved revised 2026–27 tuition rates to add an after‑school option (11:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.) for integrated pre‑K (Kids in Action). Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded in the meeting minutes.
• Field trips: The committee approved Hingham High School’s annual drama trip to New York City (May 1–3, 2026) and boys’ and girls’ hockey out‑of‑state trips (winter dates to St. Albans, Vt., Hanover, N.H., and Burlington, Vt.). Staff confirmed the field trip forms and school procedures were followed.
• Grants and donations: The committee accepted an anonymous $30,000 donation to support equipment for the Dock wellness space at Hingham High School; a $1,200 grant from the Hingham Arts Alliance for photography equipment at East School; and $203.39 from Chipotle for the Hingham High soccer boosters (accepted with one abstention).
Motions were moved and seconded in the meeting; committee recorded unanimous or majority 'aye' votes for these items as listed in the meeting record. Staff will place approved donations into the appropriate accounts and proceed with trip logistics and tuition implementation.

