The Ludlow School Committee voted to raise snack prices at the middle and high schools by 25 cents. The food services director said vendor costs tied to gas prices forced the change, calling rising costs "crazy," and noted prices on larger snacks had not increased in more than five years.
Ludlow rushes a state-mandated immigration policy into place and closes the books on a $59 million school. The School Committee waived its usual two-reading process to adopt the "Protect Act" policy, which bars civil immigration arrests on campus without a judicial warrant; Ms.
Ludlow School Committee backs new athlete mentor program, tables facility fee cuts.
Ludlow School Committee unanimously approved its 2026-2027 student handbook, a calendar memorandum of agreement, and a student trip to Greece at its August 11 meeting.
Ludlow School Committee tables cell phone ban vote, citing unsettled state law, and approves six updated student policies.
Ludlow School Committee unanimously appoints Jacqueline Berryman as director of special education.
Ludlow School Committee votes to make cheerleading a sport and advances a cell phone ban policy that could unlock $50,000 in state grants.
Ludlow School Committee punts athletic complex fee decision to June amid youth-group cost concerns. The committee heard from Superintendent Dr.
Ludlow School Committee unanimously adopts three new math curricula covering all grades, starting in September.
Baird Middle School reported suspensions cut from 70 to 31 in two years as Ludlow's School Committee also learned that all fiscal year 2027 capital requests have been pushed to fiscal year 2028.
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