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BudgetSFUSD narrowly approves a $1.36B operating budget
PolicyBell schedule shifts 20 minutes later next fall
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HiresTwo assistant principals confirmed for the fall
PolicyField-trip reimbursement form updated
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The January 5 minutes record the principal describing a bell-to-bell ban, the choice of lockers over Yondr pouches as a cost-neutral solution, and her note that no other high school has successfully implemented a full ban.
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Minutes — January 5, 2026westonma.gov · official town records OpenPlatform
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