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State Board of Education Sets Policies to Resume In-Person Schooling as Primary Teaching Mode
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A plea for equity: Greenwich special education student, parent push for greater digital accessibility
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I write so that others may know the reason I choose not to vote for Geoffrey Coram, Candidate for The Reading School Committee.
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Imagine that your young child, not yet two years old, is diagnosed with a developmental disability. With the news of this diagnosis, comes the realization of the challenges, hardships and up-hill battles that lay ahead not only for your child, but for your whole family. You do what any parent would, and you research ways to best support your child. You must decide which therapies, if any, you will have provided for your child, and you decide on the best school choice for your child. These may seem to be simple choices to be made, but I assure you; they are not.
Framingham superintendent Tremblay responds to teachers union s list of opening demands
FRAMINGHAM – Superintendent of Schools Robert Tremblay and the Framingham Teachers Association are at odds over the reopening of school.
The back-and-forth began on Monday, when Illana Wyner, the union s public relations chairwoman, released a letter to the superintendent and the School Committee that outlined a list of reopening demands. The list was decided upon during a Monday meeting. A majority of the 447 attendees supported the requests.
A slightly different letter was also sent to media outlets. That one included Google survey results on reopening that garnered 552 responses. Eighty-seven percent of respondents indicated that student learning is better in-person under typical conditions. But, 77% of respondents said that the level of COVID in the community was their greatest concern about returning to the building.