Oak Bluffs Balks at Funding Proposal for High School

Chilmark’s proposed alternative funding formula for the regional high school, while endorsed by Edgartown, has found no traction with Oak Bluffs officials.

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Edgartown Says It Will Back One-Time Funding Formula for a New High School

The Edgartown select board said Monday it will support a one-time funding formula for a major renovation project at the high school.

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High School Earns Admission to State Building Program

The aging regional high school finally gained admission to the competitive Massachusetts School Building Authority grant program.

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Planning Board Continues Hearing on Turf

The public hearing for a special permit to construct the turf field was continued to March 24.

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Chilmark Proposes New Funding Formula for School Renovation

The Chilmark select board this week proposed a one-time plan to pay for the regional high school renovation project.

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High School Makes Short List for State MSBA Grant

Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School officials said the school has been recommended for acceptance into the Massachusetts School Building Authority’s highly competitive grant program.

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High School Committee Eyes Next Move on Funding

Regional high school officials are poised to lose a major construction grant from the Massachusetts School Building Authority.

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State Grant Supports Wellness in Schools

Mental and emotional wellness programs at Island public schools are getting a boost this semester with funding from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

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State Funding Prospects Dim for New Regional High School

Efforts to rebuild the aging Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School are at a standstill again, with five towns willing to proceed but a sixth digging in its heels.

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Oak Bluffs Refuses to Join Islandwide Letter to MSBA

The select board threw a monkey wrench into the latest effort to jump start a feasibility study for a new high school, declining to sign a joint letter to the Massachusetts School Building Authority.

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