School Committee approves student handbooks and nondiscrimination policy
The Burlington School Committee voted unanimously to approve the Secondary Student Handbooks and the Non-Discrimination and Harassment Policy AC. Chair Katherine Bond led the five-member committee, with all members present. The committee also approved reallocation of $8,507.48 in inactive student
School Committee · Meeting of September 8, 2026
BURLINGTON — The Burlington School Committee voted unanimously to approve the Secondary Student Handbooks and the Non-Discrimination and Harassment Policy AC. Chair Katherine Bond led the five-member committee, with all members present. The committee also approved reallocation of $8,507.48 in inactive student activity accounts at Burlington High School, directing $1,705.98 to the Principal's account for field trips and $6,801.50 to classes of 2027 through 2030.
Superintendent Dr. Eric Conti announced a new Tri-Board initiative joining the Select Board, Ways and Means, and School Committee to discuss multi-year visions for district growth and operations. The Elementary Student Handbooks and Wellness Policy ADF were continued to September 22 for further review and votes.
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Source: the School Committee meeting of September 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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