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| Ms. Huizenga |
New
Southbridge schools management team bears state receiver's imprint
By
Brian Lee
A leadership team with restructured roles has been
named for the school district whose woeful retention of administrators - 35
transitions involving 43 people in nine central office jobs in recent years -
led to the district being taken over by the state in January.
Despite the district of approximately 2,200 students
being 45 percent Hispanic, it did not even have a director of English Language
Learners earlier this year.
But it does now, and then some.
Jessica L. Huizenga, the state-appointed receiver
for the Level 5 chronically underperforming schools, said William Marinell was
appointed chief of learning & innovation, formerly known as assistant
superintendent.
So you think the Citizens
United case only affected Federal elections?
After watching the candidates for Southbridge Town
Council “debate” I remain essentially unimpressed.
In the wake of yet another mass shooting, Americans
of all political persuasions are looking for ways to prevent the next tragedy
before it happens. And while gun control advocates often disagree about the
solution, there’s one group that knows exactly what to do: Republican members
of congress. They’re the only people with the moral courage to tell the country
the hard truth: the best way to end the mass shooting epidemic—well, second
best, after “good guys with guns” everywhere—is to offer thoughts and prayers
to the victims. And nothing else. Now, thanks to the folks at GOP Arcade, a new
online game gives everyone the chance to be just as effective as a Republican
legislator: Thoughts & Prayers: The Game.
