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Tag: Philip O. Coakley

August 28, 1975August 26, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Winslow School to House School Administration Offices-August 28, 1975

The school committee votes to relocate administrative offices to the former Winslow School by December, transferring the old Walpole Street building to town government.

July 31, 1975July 29, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood School Committee Approves Balch School Remedial Class and Eight-Period High School Day-July 31, 1975

The Norwood School Committee approved a pilot transitional first grade and modified kindergarten at Balch School to address kindergarten screening results and language needs.

September 5, 1974September 4, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Adult Education Program Launches Fall Schedule-September 5, 1974

Superintendent Philip O. Coakley announces Norwood's fall adult education schedule featuring over 30 enrichment courses and high school equivalency diploma classes.

July 12, 1974August 7, 2026 georgenhs Gone But Not Forgotten, Infrastrcture, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Uncertainty Looms Over Norwood Junior High South Opening Date-July 12, 1974

After three years of double sessions following a 1971 fire, Norwood officials faced the possibility of further delays for the new Junior High South.

July 8, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Unfinished Junior High To Open On Schedule-July 8, 1974

Discover the construction history of the $4.5 million Junior High South project in 1974, detailing the challenges faced during the transition from the old Washington Street school.

Silhouettes of students running through shattered walls with arrows labeled growth, population, overcrowding, and expansion in a school-themed comic style
July 3, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

School Board Rejects ‘Floating Principal’ Proposal-July 03, 1974

The Norwood School Committee held a contentious session on the evening of July 2, 1974, where, following two weeks of deliberation and a lengthy 90-minute executive session, the board voted … Continue reading School Board Rejects ‘Floating Principal’ Proposal-July 03, 1974

June 20, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Schools, This Day In Norwood History

School Board Confronts Stalled Teacher Negotiations and Implements Stricter High School Credit Policies-June 20, 1974

From 1912 chair distributions to honoring a World War II veteran patrolman, the school board settles wide dockets.

June 20, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs School Construction, Schools, This Day In Norwood History

High School Addition Plan Okayed-June 20, 1974

Principal Monbouquette details structural upgrades and media center conversions to combat overcrowding.

June 19, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Saraca Criticizes Band Appearance-June 19, 1974

A dispute erupts over an "eleventh-hour decision" to allow a student band performance for fundraising.

June 19, 1974September 11, 2026 georgenhs School Closing, Schools, This Day In Norwood History

School Committee Split Over Closing the Shattuck and Winslow Buildings-June 19, 1974

Debate intensifies at a Norwood School Committee meeting over redistricting, school closures, and federal grants.

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