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District names William Conard as new principal for Waltham High School 

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May 21, 2026
At the School Committee’s May 20 meeting, Superintendent Marisa Mendonsa announced that Dr. William Conard had been selected to move forward as the new principal for WHS.  Conard has 30 […]
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Thursday, May 21 – Cooler with lower humidity
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May 21, 2026
Conditions begin trending more comfortable behind the departing cold front. Temperatures will settle closer to seasonal averages with a refreshing drop in humidity. A lingering morning shower cannot be ruled out, but much of the day should feature improving conditions and partial sunshine. • High: 75–80°F | Low: 54–58°F | Wind: WNW 10–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 20%

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