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Foxboro school committee elects new chair, names subcommittee members and accepts donations
Summary
At its May 13 meeting the Foxboro School Committee elected Nathan Man chair and Pat Magcguire vice chair, appointed members to policy and budget subcommittees and the MSBA building committee representative, and accepted several donations totaling more than $6,884 including a $2,500 contribution to the music program.
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The Foxboro School Committee completed its annual reorganization on May 13, unanimously electing Nathan Man as chair and Pat Magcguire as vice chair. The committee then appointed members to subcommittees and selected a representative to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) building committee.
During the roll call for chair the committee recorded affirmative votes; after the vote the outgoing chair handed the meeting over to Man. The committee also nominated and approved members for the policy subcommittee and the budget subcommittee and reappointed a liaison to the recreation department.
The committee nominated and unanimously approved Michelle Thaxton (identified in the meeting as Michelle) as its representative to the MSBA building committee; presenters noted that the building committee will be active now that feasibility funding has been approved and that meeting frequency may range from monthly to more frequent during project phases.
Financial and donations business
The committee reviewed its warrant‑signer arrangement and reappointed Michelle Thaxton as the district’s warrant signer (weekly signer for warrants and payroll checks), citing efficiency for district operations. Members then accepted several donations by motion and unanimous vote: two checks from the estate of Raymond McKenna directed to the music and drama departments ($1,442 each), a $2,500 donation from the Music Drives Us Foundation to the music department, a $500 Safe Celebration Grant from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to support high‑school dance transportation, and a $500 donation from the American Red Cross to the high‑school scholarship program.
The meeting closed after community updates and a brief discussion about retreat scheduling and upcoming community events.

