Save the Date!
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Board of Selectmen
Town Hall, Room 14
1st and 3rd Mondays each month, 7 p.m.
School Committee
Middle School Library
7 p.m. on alternate Mondays
Go to the "Meetings" tab for important details.
It is critical for citizens to stay involved and exercise their vote in the direction and decisions that affect education in North Reading.
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Please Donate Today!
NRUE operates on a shoestring budget to advocate for solid education in North Reading's Public Schools.
Three years ago on a budget of just
$1,300, NRUE's advocacy convinced town leaders to recommend a budget that returned more than $700,000 directly to North
Reading Public Schools, restoring valuable programs.
We need to continue our advocacy, but we cannot do so without financial support from parents and education supporters in North Reading. Please help us with a minimum suggested donation of $25 made payable to: North Reading United for Education
and send to Susan Shedd, 6 Fox Run, North Reading, 01864
Key Links
NR Public Schools
NR Town Web Site
Stand for Children
Rep. Brad Jones
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Revenue
Governor Deval Patrick
Notable Quote:
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
Stay Informed!
Read Superintendent Kathleen Willis' newsletter.Keep informed of North Reading School news via Patch.
North Reading School calendar for 2011-2012.
North Reading School calendar for 2012-2013.
Governor's 2012 Budget
Understand the state budget process.Be An Educated Voter
View the School Committee report from April 5 Town Meeting. This report is an excellent synopsis that shows the "bang for the buck" North Reading Schools provide when spending is compared to results.
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There could be more financial support coming to North Reading if the House budget holds up. Stay tuned to see what the Senate debate does to this proposal.
At public meetings and in communications with elected leaders at the state and local levels, your involvement helps NRUE promote:
1) A fair and equitable budget that shares the responsibility for meeting the challenges of these tough financial times equally among all citizens and employees of North Reading.
2) A school budget directing funds toward maintaining basic education during the school day, including managing class size, programs, and curriculum to give all students the best education possible.
3) Affordable contracts and health-care agreements across the schools and the town to manage budgets for the long-term.
4) Ongoing evaluation of revenue sources, cost savings, and efficiencies that bring stability and balance to budgets in the near and long term.
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Tell us in an email how you would like to help or find out from the NRUE team how you can help.