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Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council reviews 2026-2027 draft handbook and improvement plan.

Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council reviewed drafts of the 2026-2027 student handbook and school improvement plan at its May 21 meeting. Principals Katie Stahl and Brian Miller and members including METCO Director Malinthi Fernando, Assistant Principal Darius Green, SPED

School Advisory Councils · Meeting of May 21, 2026

Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council reviewed drafts of the 2026-2027 student handbook and school improvement plan at its May 21 meeting. Principals Katie Stahl and Brian Miller and members including METCO Director Malinthi Fernando, Assistant Principal Darius Green, SPED Administrator Amy Geer, and student and parent representatives discussed inclusion initiatives, including tracking BIPOC participation in extracurriculars and supporting ten affinity groups expected to continue next year. Mental health topics included homework burden, school device use, and attendance policy procedures.

The council also questioned whether flex periods have become repetitive with fewer recreational options available.

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Source: the School Advisory Councils meeting of May 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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