Burlington School Commissioners' Corner
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Jeanne CollinsDescription
School Board members, administrators and community members discuss issues and topics of the District.Programs in this Series
School Commissioner Keith Pillsbury along with Superintendent Jeanne Collins host. Tonights guest is Pari Motia, Tooth Tutor. The Tooth Tutor program allows trained dental hygienists to spend time at your child's school each week. ...
School Commissioner Keith Pillsbury along with Superintendent Jeanne Collins, host BHS Principal Amy Mellencamp.
School Commissioners along with Superintendent Jeanne Collins, host various guests.
School Commissioners along with Superintendent Jeanne Collins, host various guests. Tonights focus is on the Summer School Programs with Commissioner Keith Pillsbury and Bobby Riley.
School Commissioner Nate Moreau, (W7) and Superintendent Jeanne Collins, host new school principals Thom Fleury and Marcie Lewis.
Live Call-In Show hosted this month by Ward 4 Commissioner Bernie O'Rourke, with Superintendent Jeanne Collins and Linda Carroll, Hunt Middle School Principal, Bobby Young, Farm to School Coordinator, Jenn McGowan, Friends of Burlington Gardens....
Live Call-In Show with Superintendent Jeanne Collins and various School Commissioners.
Live Call-In Show with Superintendent Jeanne Collins and various School Commissioiners.
Live Call-In Show with Superintendent Jeanne Collins, School Board Finance Chair, Keith Pillsbury and Business Manager Scott Lisle discussing the budget to be presented to voters on Town Meeting Day.
Thomas Fleury, School Commissioner, Ward 7 and Jeanne Collins, Superintendent give the Burlington school district update.
Host Amy Werbel speaks with Jim Flint, Executive Director of Friends of Burlington Gardens, and Jenn McGowan of Healthy City Youth Initiative.
Thomas Fleury, School Commissioner, Ward 7, Jeanne Collins, Superintendent, Dan Balon, Diversity/Equity Director and Mercedes Mack, Diversity/Equity VISTA talk about the diversity in Burlington schools.
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!