33 | ACTON-BOXBOROUGH REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT | ANNUAL REPORT 2024–2025
School Committee MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRS
WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS
ADAM KLEIN School Committee Chairperson 2024–2025 Looking Back As I reflect on the past school year, I’m proud of the work we’ve done as a School Committee to navigate a challenging budget cycle while keeping student needs at the center. We successfully advocated for increased state funding to protect vital programs and services. Equally, we strengthened communication with our students, staff, families, and the broader community. Our goal was to listen, learn, and share our vision for the future of our schools. I’m deeply grateful for the dedication of our educators, the partner- ship of our families, and the support of our entire community. I’m excited for what’s ahead next year.
TORI CAMPBELL School Committee Chairperson 2025–2026 Looking Ahead Looking ahead, the School Committee will continue engaging with our community to develop a five-year strategic plan and supporting district structure that reflects our shared values and are affordable for our towns. This effort will require listening across differences and building consensus around a common vision. We will also build on last year’s successful advocacy to protect vital programs and work toward a long-term funding solution that aligns with our community’s resources. We look forward to continued partnership with families, educators, and residents, and I’m excited to explore new possibilities for our schools together.
LISA ADIL (Term Expires April 2028) Lisa Adil was elected to the school committee in the spring of 2025. Prior to her election, she served as Vice President of the Conant PTO, where she focused on strengthening the community through events and promoting volunteerism. She holds a Bachelor of Science in biology with a concentration in microbiology and a minor in chemistry, and a Master of Arts in Teaching from Simmons University, with dual licensure in secondary and special education. Lisa is a former high school science teacher, having taught biology, chemistry, and physics. She brings both an educator’s and a parent’s perspective to the committee. She and her husband have two children and seven chickens. In her free time, she enjoys reading, baking, and gardening.
GLEN COTE (Term Expires April 2028) Glen Cote is an advocate and organizer living in Acton. He tutored writing to students from across the world at Middle- sex Community College, and worked as a special education teaching assistant at Wayland High School. As someone who struggled in school and then went on to graduate magna cum laude with a Bachelors in Computer Science from the UMass Lowell, Glen believes every student deserves the support and resources they need to reach their full potential. He freelances audio-visual work, is an active member of his Quaker meeting in Cambridge, and enjoys international folk dancing.
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