School Board

The Falmouth School Board meets the first and third Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm in the FHS Library unless otherwise noted on the agenda. When the first or third Wednesday occurs during a school vacation week, the meeting will take place the following Wednesday.

Special School Board meetings may be called with prior public notice. All Board meetings, with the exception of Executive Sessions, are open to the public. 

Agendas, Board reports, and other documents associated with meetings and workshops can be accessed through the agenda.

Access the School Board meeting livestream and recordings of past meetings.

Upcoming Meetings 

Past Meetings

Guidelines for Public Comment at School Board Meetings
Access School Board meeting agendas and minutes for school years 2024-2025 through 2015-2016

Board Goals and Priorities | School Year 2025-2026

Support A Strong Start for Our New Superintendent

Implement a structured first-year entry plan that fosters relationship-building, trust, listening and learning. Create opportunities for the Superintendent to engage with staff, families, students, and the broader community to ensure a smooth leadership transition and establish a foundation for long-term success.

Adopt a Balanced Budget that Prioritizes Learning and Student Experience 

Adopt a fiscally responsible budget that prioritizes student learning, strengthens district operations, and positions the district for long-term financial stability. Ensure the process is transparent and communicated.

Negotiate a Successful Teacher Contract 

Engage in good faith, collaborative contract bargaining with the Falmouth Education Association.

​​Develop a Multi-Year District Facilities Needs Plan and Identify Timeline for Funding and Implementation 

Utilizing the One Campus Vision and NESDEC Facilities Study, start a comprehensive assessment of district facility needs and create a timeline for funding and implementation of upgrades and improvements to ensure safe, up-to-date learning environments.

Evaluate, Communicate, and Guide Policy on Student Use of Personal Devices in Schools

In response to the passage of L.D. 1234 An Act Regarding Cellular Telephones in Public Schools, the Board will conduct a comprehensive review of student use of personal devices during the school day. The Board will collaborate with school leadership and staff to develop and communicate a policy that ensures compliance with the law and maximizes a healthy learning environment. In addition, the Board will support strengthened communication to the community about how classroom technology is used to support learning, foster engagement, and promote digital responsibility.

Expand Academic Opportunities

Support school leadership and staff in broadening academic opportunities that promote equitable access, equip teachers with high-quality training and resources, and provide students with the support needed to succeed in all coursework. This work includes, but is not limited to: introducing high school honors pathways across all subjects for grades 9–12, reinstating the Advanced Placement (AP) test requirement for AP courses, and increasing awareness of dual-enrollment benefits and opportunities with partner institutions. The Board will receive regular updates on progress through Board reports throughout the school year.

Strengthen Math Pathways and Communication
Support the on-going work and communication of clear math pathways across all grade levels and math abilities. The Board will work with school leadership and staff to establish consistent progression, ensure equitable access to advancement opportunities, and develop accessible communication tools to help families understand placement and support available to all students. The Board will receive regular updates on this work in Board reports throughout the school year. 

Student Representatives

Elected, non-voting representatives of the student body.

Finley Van Til - Class of 2026

Calla Hehmeyer - Class of 2027

Access Committee Agendas and Minutes for the 2021-2025 school years.

Access the current Falmouth School Board Policies.

In January of 2026, the Falmouth School Board surveyed parents/caregivers, staff, and high school students seeking input on a campus-wide, cell phone and other personal electronic device-free school day across all schools on the Falmouth campus based on the requirement to adopt and implement a districtwide policy related to the use of cell phones and other personal electronic devices during the school day by August 2026. 

The results of that survey can be found on the Personal Device Service Results webpage. 

We're thrilled to welcome Steve Nolan as the Superintendent of Falmouth Schools!

Visit our Superintendent Search webpage to learn more about Falmouth's superintendent search process, news, and more.