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Committee adopts policy sections A–I (except tech policies), appoints Dr. John Antonucci and moves into executive session
Summary
After multi‑year work with MASC, the committee voted to adopt policy sections A–I while excluding four technology policies for later review, moved to appoint Dr. John Antonucci to a regional special‑education collaborative and took a roll‑call vote to enter executive session on the superintendent's contract.
The North Attleboro School Committee voted on multiple action items at its June 9 meeting, adopting updated policy sections A–I as recommended by the curriculum policy subcommittee and approving administrative actions including an appointment to a regional collaborative.
Policy adoption: The committee moved to adopt policy sections A through I as recommended after extensive review with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. The board adopted the package with an amendment excluding four technology policies (listed as IJNDB, IJNDD, IJNDBA and IJNDDB) for further review. The chair called the vote; the motion passed with seven votes in favor and no nays.
Appointment: The committee moved to appoint Dr. John Antonucci to the bi‑county collaborative board of directors in the annual vote required by the collaborative; the motion passed by voice vote.
Other votes: The committee approved bills dated April 29–May 28, 2026 and approved the minutes of the May 4, 2026 meeting by voice votes.
Superintendent evaluation and executive session: Members discussed the superintendent evaluation and anonymous administrator survey results. The chair moved to enter executive session for contract negotiations related to Superintendent John Antonucci, citing potential detriment to negotiation if discussed in open session. The committee took a roll‑call vote and all members voted yes; the meeting adjourned into executive session with no return to open session.
Committee members said the updated policies will be searchable online once MASC uploads them and that subcommittees will continue work on the remaining technology policies and other sections.
