Office Overview
- Office: Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee Member for Whitman
- Government Level: Municipal
- Jurisdiction: Town of Whitman
- District: Whitman
- Body: Whitman-Hanson Regional School District Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee
- How Chosen: Elected in the Whitman Annual Town Election held on May 18th, 2024.
- Current Term: May 18th, 2024 – May 31st, 2027
- Party: Not Verified
Public Office Contact
- Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee: Whitman-Hanson Regional School District, 610 Franklin Street, Whitman, Massachusetts 02382
Official Resources
- Official Government Website
- Official Municipal Election Record — May 18, 2024; The official 2024 result records 1,057 votes for ROSEMARY CONNOLLY; the current official roster corroborates service.
- Authority of the Office — Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee members
- Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee members
- Town of Whitman Annual Town Election official results, May 18, 2024
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: September 5, 2026
- Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee members — Current Official Roster (checked September 1, 2026)
- Town of Whitman Annual Town Election official results, May 18, 2024 — Election Record (checked September 1, 2026)
- Official Full-Name Record — Official Government Source (checked September 6, 2026)
Correction History
- name: Reconciled the name field to the current official record. Reason: The district roster supplies the incumbent Whitman seat and 2027 term as Rosemary Hill; the official 2024 return supplies the selection label Rosemary Connolly; and the Commonwealth's 2026 candidate list gives the same Whitman public identity as Rosemary Aahanna-Hill. The Commonwealth form controls the current public name only and does not establish state officeholder status. (corrected September 6, 2026)
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