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Meeting dates are posted
with the Town Clerk (Hanover Town
Hall). Meetings are held at Hanover High School in the Multi-purpose Room and begin at 7:00
PM unless otherwise noted (*). Click on a meeting date for more information about the meeting (if applicable).
 Driving
directions to Hanover High School, 287 Cedar Street, Hanover, MA
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Presentations (Presented at Meetings) |
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- Policy:
Development of policies as a guide
for administrative action and for
employing a superintendent who will
implement its policies.
- Educational
Planning and Evaluation:
Establishment of educational
objectives that will guide the
committee and staff goals and
working together for the continuing
improvement of the educational
program.
- Budget:
Provision of financial resources
that will enable the school system
to carry out the Committee's
policies.
- Appraisal:
Evaluation of the effectiveness of
its policies and their
implementation.
- Public
Relations: Providing adequate and
direct means for keeping local
citizenry informed about the schools
and for keeping itself and school
staff informed about the needs and
wishes of the public. Interim Superintendent
Carl R. Bachelder, Ed.D. and the
administrative staff are responsible
for the execution of the district
policies and goals.
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- Welcome
and Opening Remarks
- Open
Hearing for the General Public
- Approval
of minutes
- Reports
- Old
Business
- New
Business
- Adjournment
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The School Committee is an elected
body that works for the students and
citizens of Hanover. Your input is
welcome. Persons in attendance may
ask questions and comment after the
School Committee has had an
opportunity to discuss the agenda
items and provided that the Chair
has recognized them. The
intent of Roberts' Rules of Order
governs the proceedings of the
meetings. When you are recognized,
please state your name. It is not
appropriate or permissible for the
Committee to allow personal comments
against any individual. Since the
School Committee usually has a full
agenda, we ask that you keep your
comments brief and to the point.
An appeal from a decision of the
Superintendent to the Committee must
be made in writing and signed.
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