At emotional hearing on Southbridge schools, some urge state takeover
Showing posts with label Hearing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hearing. Show all posts
Monday, January 25, 2016
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Telegram Reports On Restructure Hearing

“The School Committee hosted a well-attended public
hearing Tuesday on a proposed restructuring of the 3-year-old middle-high
school that would eliminate 13 administrative positions and create 12 new ones
in 2015-16, including the creation of principal jobs for both programs.
“Many people expressed that the proposal was being
rushed and was perhaps politically motivated to target certain existing
employees.” He reported.
He then went on to summarize the comments of a
number of those present.
Moriarty Provides “Blow By Blow” Of Hearing On Facebook
Town
Councilor Shaun Moriarty The debate over the proposed
restructuring ought not to be about any individuals or personalities, but
rather process and what works for the students.
Six speakers into public hearing, one supports restructuring
while five others oppose it. Opposition complains about administrative turnover
over recent years, while applauding efforts of current administration team.
More updates to come.
More updates to come.
Monday, May 25, 2015
Don't Miss The Restructure Rally At 25 Cole Ave
The show starts at 7 PM Tuesday in the auditorium.
You'll be told the procedures after you get there.
Refresments will not be served
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Moriarty Comments On Restructure Hearing
I try not to fall into the trap of conspiracy
theories and Machiavellian plots, but one can't help but wonder with the
actions being taken.
After a very public and vocal call to action for
delay in a rushed restructuring plan of Southbridge Middle/High School, the
School Committee has scheduled a "Special Meeting" for Tuesday, May
26 at 7:00pm at the former Southbridge High School auditorium at 25 Cole
Avenue.
School Committee Schedules Hearing On Restructure Proposal
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Hearing On Patrick's Economic Development Bill Tomorrow
Would Eliminate Local Limits On Liquor Licenses
Ken
O’Brien
The Joint Committee on Economic Development and
Emerging Technologies, chaired by Sen. Gale Candaras, D-Wilbraham, and Rep.
Joseph Wagner, D-Chicopee, meets Thursday at 1 p.m. Lawmakers will hear the
$100 million economic development bill that Gov. Deval Patrick filed in April.
The bill provides municipalities with the power to
grant liquor licenses without quota limits, eliminates "non-compete"
agreements, adopts the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, and seeks to expand the
state's international marketing efforts to boost tourism. The bill also
overhauls a research and development tax credit program, and extends the Massachusetts
Technology Collaborative's internship and mentoring program.
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