High School Building Committee continues Statement of Interest development
Burlington High School Building Committee continues developing priorities for school modernization with state authority. The committee reviewed a Statement of Interest for the Massachusetts School Building Authority, identifying three core priorities: preventing accreditation loss, modernizing
Burlington High School Building Committee · Meeting of February 12, 2026
Burlington High School Building Committee continues developing priorities for school modernization with state authority. The committee reviewed a Statement of Interest for the Massachusetts School Building Authority, identifying three core priorities: preventing accreditation loss, modernizing aging building systems including HVAC and roofs, and replacing obsolete facilities. Operations Manager Bob Cunha detailed facility challenges including inadequate science classroom ventilation, sound transmission through movable partition walls, and deteriorated flooring.
The committee lacked a quorum, so no votes were taken, and welcomed new member Jeff Marsh following Mimi Bix-Hylan's resignation. ===BRIEF===
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Source: the Burlington High School Building Committee meeting of February 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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