Board of Education – Aug 3, 2026

What was decided

The board voted to place the sale of the former Dewey School property at 38 Liberty Street on the November 2026 ballot. A motion to place the sale of up to 59.08 acres at 11 Curtisville Road on the ballot failed 1-7. Other actions confirmed staff, approved the 2026 Counseling Implementation Plan, extended the Strategic Plan through 2027, and adopted Policy 432/537.

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Also voted on

Agenda

The agenda includes votes on selling the Dewey School and a property on Curtisville Rd. It also covers updated 306 counseling plans and standards, a child abuse reporting policy, and a middle school project update.

Show the agenda's 15 items
  • Consent agenda: committee and meeting records from May through July
  • Superintendent report: legislative updates, back-to-school planning, an additional teacher at Beaver Meadow School, Memorial Field project update, and presentation of the strategic plan
  • Policy 432/537, Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect (second read)
  • Updated 306 Counseling Plans and Standards
  • Facilities update on summer projects (Matt Cashman)
  • Middle school project update: 3 Weeks at a Glance
  • Public comment
  • Personnel: teacher confirmations and coaches
  • Vote: ballot question on sale of the Dewey School
  • Vote: ballot question on sale of the property on Curtisville Rd.
  • Vote: move the September Board of Education meeting to September 1, 2026
  • Vote: 306 Counseling Plan
  • Other business: monthly enrollment reports
  • Proposed calendars of meetings
  • Non-public session under RSA 91-A:3

Meeting details

Recordings of Board of Education meetings: ConcordTV (opens in new tab).

Terms used here

ADA
Americans with Disabilities Act, the federal law on access for people with disabilities.
consent agenda
Routine items, such as minutes and reports, voted on together in one motion without discussion. A member can ask to take any of them up separately.
non-public session
A part of a meeting closed to the public. New Hampshire's Right-to-Know Law (RSA 91-A) allows it only for certain reasons, such as buying or selling property, personnel matters, or labor negotiations.
RSA
Revised Statutes Annotated, New Hampshire's state laws.

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Summary written by AI from the minutes posted by Concord School District (opens in new tab). Checked against the city's PDF. Check the original before relying on it. How summaries are checked

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Summary written by AI from the agenda posted by Concord School District (opens in new tab). Partly checked against the city's PDF. Check the original before relying on it. How summaries are checked

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