What happens if you skimp on $ for inclusion? Read on.
https://schoolyardnews.com/how-well-is-inclusion-working-in-boston-fd1dbddb4bd1
What happens if you skimp on $ for inclusion? Read on.
https://schoolyardnews.com/how-well-is-inclusion-working-in-boston-fd1dbddb4bd1
Q2 funders: “Had voters seen the honest disclosure they’d have realized that the campaign wasn’t coming from parents and educators but from a handful of Massachusetts plutocrats.”
Re. the bill that was supposedly NOT written by Walsh’s office… “According to the bill’s lead sponsor, Rep. Alice Peisch, Walsh supplied the text and she filed it at his request. “This particular bill I filed at the request of the mayor of Boston, which is a common practice as a courtesy. I filed exactly what his office sent to me,” Peisch said.
http://baystatebanner.com/news/2017/oct/18/walsh-rejects-charter-enrollment-bill-his-name-it/
“I trusted the organizations I supported to handle their fund-raising and disclosures appropriately,” said Sagan. Is that how he oversees charter schools too?
Reflections on Build BPS by parent Nora McManus Vincent: “BuildBPS has five stated immediate actions, which include new furniture and computers but not one word about student health and safety. Each time the city shifts focus away from health and safety and toward shiny new furniture, it seems less like chance and more like a trend.”
https://schoolyardnews.com/buildbps-approach-with-caution-b2443c360fd8
“Quiet Push for Unified Enrollment”: Walsh’s proposed bill in the state house, silence at the School Committee, and the influence of the private Boston Compact… this covers it all.
http://baystatebanner.com/news/2017/oct/11/quiet-push-unified-enrollment/?page=1
Thanks Mass Lawyers Committee for defending the rights of public school students and asserting that the financial well-being of district schools is critical to the education of ELL and students with special needs… and the vast majority of students in the city.
http://baystatebanner.com/news/2017/oct/05/court-hears-charter-cap-case-appeal/?page=1
Early results from new MCAS test aren’t so great. Must mean our schools stink and our teachers aren’t doing their jobs.
http://baystatebanner.com/news/2017/oct/05/early-data-shows-low-scores-new-mcas-tests/?page=1
Greater Egleston High School students, parents, educators and community members met last night and are planning to speak out at School Committee tonight. Read about it here.
Interesting to read this House Bill (H2876) being proposed by Mayor Walsh and Reps. Peisch, Hunt and Carvalho, up in hearings tomorrow morning. It includes an “opt out lottery” for charter schools and a geographical restriction to the charter schools, if the schools wants it. Precursors to Unified Enrollment?