Groton-Dunstable Regional School District
SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING
October 8th, 2025 - 7:00PM
VIRTUAL - Zoom
Posted: 10.6.25 - 11:02AM
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School Committee Meeting
Anticipated
1 Agenda
2
I. Call to Order
II. Operational Audit Community Forum
III. Adjourn
Rules for Questions and Comments from the Public
A School Committee business meeting is a meeting of a governmental body at which members deliberate over public
business. We welcome your attendance at the Committee’s regular business meetings.
The School Committee encourages the public to participate on issues that affect them or the school district and are
within the scope of the Committee’s responsibilities. Therefore, the Committee has set aside time at each business
meeting to receive questions and comments from the public. In addition, if the Committee believes that an issue
requires additional dialogue with the community, the Committee may schedule a separate public meeting on that
issue or add it to a future agenda.
Any citizen wishing to make a longer presentation to the School Committee on an item that is of interest to him/her,
and that is within the scope of the Committee’s responsibilities, may request time for that presentation on the agenda
of a future meeting. Such a request should be in writing (e.g., e-mail) and should be communicated to the Chair and
Superintendent. Together they will determine whether or not to place the item on a regular meeting agenda, or
whether additional information is needed to make that decision. If an item is accepted for an upcoming agenda, the
time, duration, format, handout material, etc., will be coordinated with the presenter.
The general rules for the School Committee’s public question and comment period follow:
1. Public questions and comments shall generally be at the start of the meeting. However, the Committee
reserves the right to rearrange its agenda to accommodate special circumstances.
2. Any citizen wishing to speak before the Committee shall identify himself/herself by name and may speak for
up to three minutes. At a typical meeting, only 10 minutes are allocated for questions and comments.
Therefore, a large number of citizens can be satisfactorily accommodated only if notification is provided to
the Chair and Superintendent well in advance of the meeting. No citizen may speak more than once without
permission of the Chair. All citizens shall speak to the full Committee through the Chair and shall not
address individual members or administrators.