Seeks consultant to design a new, more equitable system
BPS PREPARES TO DUMP—OR AT LEAST CHANGE—WEIGHTED STUDENT FUNDING
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REPORT: MORE STUDENT SUPPORT NEEDED TO END SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE
"In Massachusetts, Black and brown students make up 27% of the student body, but 64% of the school-based arrests."
FROM UMB TO THE US CONGRESS: FIGHT FOR HIGHER ED THAT WORKS FOR ALL!
"Decisions about when and how to reopen campuses, modalities of instruction, class size, tuition, campus services and facilities, staffing levels, and working conditions have been dictated not just by the human needs of those who work or those we serve, but by the bottom-line priorities of upper administrators."
STATE WIRE: AFFORDABLE CHILD CARE HELPS MASS FAMILIES RETURN TO WORK
“It was more importantly that it was out of necessity for them to get back to work.”
BOSTON CANNABIS WEEK IS UPON US, ONLINE AND IN-PERSON
“We need to bring in people who know better than we do, that’s kind of been our success model.”
LOAN RAGER: AS WE SUSPECTED, UNIVERSITIES ARE LARGELY TO BLAME
The problem in the Bay State is severe enough that Attorney General Maura Healey created the position of student loan ombudsman in her office last month.
JULIA MEJIA AND RICARDO ARROYO WILL INTRODUCE HOME RULE PETITION FOR BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE
“I believe an elected Boston School Committee will lead to greater community input and accountability."
GUEST OPINION: A NEW GREEN ECONOMY NEEDS EXPANDED PUBLIC EDUCATION
Every Somerville student who wishes to participate should be guaranteed placement in our after-school programs
RECKLESS DECISIONS AND THE PEOPLE WHO RUN SCHOOLS AND MAKE THEM
“There was a misunderstanding between me and my team”
FREE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COULD HELP EQUITABLE ECONOMIC RECOVERY
How investing in local institutions could benefit students and employers.
