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Grafton High School approves new course offerings for 2026-27 school year.

School Committee approves high school course offerings and establishes dormant special education fund. Grafton High added Personal Writing, Financial Math, and General Psychology taught through Worcester State, while reducing early college partnership offerings due to instructor shortages. The

Commission approves 2025 annual report, defers signage application

Grafton Historic District Commission approves 2025 annual report. The commission met on February 10 and unanimously approved the report, which documents fiscal year 2025 applications and activities. Chair William Nicholson, Clerk Paul Scarlett, and members Debbie Ramsey, Brad Schlapak, and John

Opioid partnership approves logo redesign, tables behavioral hotline research

Grafton Opioid Recovery Community Partnership advances logo redesign and tables behavioral-hotline analysis. The partnership, comprising police leadership, regional health officials, and GAAP Recovery representatives, opened its February 10 meeting unanimously and approved December and January

Accessibility panel approves January minutes, advances accessibility survey.

Grafton Accessibility Advisory Commission approves survey on town barriers to access. The four-member panel, with one absent and two vacancies, unanimously approved January minutes and advanced a multi-format survey--QR code, hardcopy, online, and anonymous--to measure resident perceptions of

Board clarifies full process for any new Highfields well variance

After a previously approved well at Highfields Golf Course proved unviable, the course sought clarification on pursuing another location. Board Chair Jennifer Maynard outlined that any new variance requires a full application, public hearing, certified abutter notification, supporting