School Committee Approves Immigration Enforcement Response Policy
Weston schools project $383,000 year-end surplus, approve immigration enforcement response policy. The School Committee unanimously approved a Policy Regarding Response to Federal Immigration Enforcement Activity and ratified a collective bargaining agreement with school bus drivers, led by Chair
School Committee · Meeting of May 18, 2026
Weston schools project $383,000 year-end surplus, approve immigration enforcement response policy. The School Committee unanimously approved a Policy Regarding Response to Federal Immigration Enforcement Activity and ratified a collective bargaining agreement with school bus drivers, led by Chair Daina Selvig. The district projects a $383,000 year-end budget surplus for fiscal year 2025 based on third-quarter results through March 31, with utilities costs exceeding budget particularly at the high school.
The committee also heard a presentation on the social-emotional behavioral health screening pilot, which identified 58 at-risk students among 337 screened in grades 4-6; the program will expand to all grades K-12 next school year.
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Source: the School Committee meeting of May 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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