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Ayesha Lawton
Currently serves on School Committee
Past: School Committee (2025–2026), School Committee (2022–2024)
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“Ms. Lawton shared that the CCHS METCO enrollment currently stands at 31 students.”
“Ms. Lawton raised concerns on the declining METCO enrollment and proposed a policy shift to allow new student admissions beyond the kindergarten level.”
“Ms. Lawton shared METCO is working with Boston to prioritize METCO bus stops for snow removal”
“Ms. Lawton discussed several initiatives aimed at strengthening the METCO program and fostering a more inclusive environment.”
“Ms. Lawton discussed several initiatives aimed at strengthening the METCO program and fostering a more inclusive environment.”
“Ms. Lawton discussed several initiatives aimed at strengthening the METCO program and fostering a more inclusive environment.”
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“Ms. Lawton apprised a meeting is scheduled for January 10th to discuss creating a METCO parent group after she received positive feedback from interested parents.”
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“Ayesha Lawton expressed her support for the Jewish community, condemning all forms of hate.”
“Ayesha Lawton shared the last committee meeting was in Boston and an Alcott parent is very interested in the school committee METCO Representative seat.”
“Ms. Lawton stated that she was still in support of naming the school The Concord Middle School”
“Ms. Lawton stated that listening to the other communities made her realize there is a lot to be proud of at CPS and CCRSD”
“Ms. Lawton stated that she supported the CSC with naming the middle school the Concord Middle School and noted that Ellen Garrison should be celebrated on a larger community scale.”
“Ms. Lawton stated that she and other METCO alumni hosted panels during flex block times, noting what a great experience it was.”
“Ms. Lawton stated that she did not agree with this, noting that METCO students that come to the district after attending Boston schools are not behind.”
“A. Lawton believes she would need to see more information on this warrant.”
“Ms. Reed asked what the delta between the FINCOM guideline and CCRSD guidelines was and how $300,000 was allocated to E&D.”
“Ayesha Lawton and Domingos DaRosa were reseated as METCO Reps to the SC.”
“Ms. Lawton stated that the safety of the kids and access to public safety was more important than the cost, noting the lack of communication means at the high school.”
“Mr. Conry introduced Jess Brown”
“Ms. Lawton recommended that the METCO video being created include current and former students and how METCO affects their whole life, not just schooling”
“Ms. Lawton suggested having the Boston coffee at a more central location in Dorchester to have more parents to come”
“Ms. Lawton noted her displeasure with the anti-law enforcement agenda within the movie, recommending that other angles be shown as well.”
“Ms. Lawton stated that the coffee was eye opening for what METCO students go through on a daily basis because of what she had to go through in terms of comments that were made to her by Concord and Carlisle families.”
“Ms. Lawton suggested tracking the racial issues that occur to see if the district has progressed at all by the end of the year.”
“Ms. Lawton asked if students would be at the DEIB meetings”
“Ms. Lawton asked if students would be at the DEIB meetings”