Megan Beckwith, vice chair of the Conway School Board, seen at the Sept. 28 meeting, will step up to the lead role in tuition contract negotiations with Freedom, Madison and Tamworth following Joe Mosca’s sudden resignation on Sept. 21. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Megan Beckwith, vice chair of the Conway School Board, seen at the Sept. 28 meeting, will step up to the lead role in tuition contract negotiations with Freedom, Madison and Tamworth following Joe Mosca’s sudden resignation on Sept. 21. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — While the Conway School Board’s tuition contract negotiating team continues to try to broker high school agreements with Freedom, Madison and Tamworth, the board got some good news from the state last week.
“The State Board of Education approved your tuition contracts with the sending towns,” Superintendent Aimee Frechette shared with the board on Monday night.
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