Mass. Association of School Committees
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2023 COSA Officers President: James Pender, Esq., Morgan, Brown & Joy President-Elect: Michael Joyce, Esq., Nuttall, McAvoy & Joyce Member
The Massachusetts General Laws lay out a number of responsibilities for the School Committee in district finance. Subsequent Department of
Education advocacy is one of a school committee member’s most powerful, and critical, roles. You are the link between the
The District Governance Program is designed to focus on continuous improvement and to help school committees and superintendents develop new
Good policy is basic to good management. Education Reform has clearly defined policy making as a critically important responsibility for
The annual MISC publication is an in-house information service that supplies data-based, customized reports on collective bargaining; teacher salaries and
Life membership is a designation established to honor individuals who, through their service, have made significant contributions to the Association.
On a school committee, the chair has special responsibilities well beyond those of his or her colleagues. This School Committee Chair’s Guide is designed to help explain these responsibilities and to offer insights into effective board leadership.