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Votes at a glance: June 9 Millis School Committee approves routine motions and fee waivers
Summary
On June 9 the committee approved the May 26 minutes, nominated two summer signers, approved fee waivers for Millis Pride and AAU Metro West Pride, and approved use of Clyde Brown atrium for a memorial service; the meeting moved to executive session on a roll‑call vote.
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The Millis School Committee on June 9 approved a set of routine administrative motions and two facility‑related requests.
Approve minutes: Mr. Underh Hill moved to approve the May 26, 2026 meeting minutes as written; a second was called, a voice vote was taken and the motion carried.
Summer signers: The committee moved to nominate Mr. Underh Hill and another member as the two designated signers for bills over the summer months, with the three remaining members named as alternates. The motion was moved, seconded, and approved.
Fee waivers: The committee approved annual fee waivers for the Millis Pride basketball summer camp and for AAU Metro West Pride (fall 2026). Presenters said the programs keep registration low for participants (the majority of whom are Millis students) and contribute some proceeds to the district basketball program.
Memorial service and bench donation: The committee approved use of the Clyde Brown atrium for a memorial service for the district's former business manager, Terry Wigan, on August 8 and waived associated fees; the family offered to donate a bench and plaque, which the committee said will require formal acceptance procedures.
Executive session: At the meeting's end the committee voted to move into executive session to discuss strategy for negotiations with non‑union personnel and collective bargaining for transportation and food service; the roll‑call vote recorded Mr. Powers and Mr. Underh Hill as voting yes and the motion carried.
No contested or failed motions were recorded in the open session portion of the June 9 meeting.

