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BTF President Rich Nigro said "reduction by attrition" will lead to larger class sizes – which the district has openly acknowledged, but noted will remain below the cap of roughly
Thankfully, the most impactful stories of the past 12 months did not include a racist mass shooting or a Christmas weekend blizzard that claimed 47 lives, although community leaders and
His critics argue that settling five contracts over 42 years is not a sterling ratio, but Rumore believes his stubbornness paid off, especially in his final contract, when a growing
Philip Rumore took the reigns as president of the union representing Buffalo Public School teachers in 1981
"I don't just hide out, and I don't mind getting dirty," Rich Nigro said. "I like to be out and in the trenches and involved. That's where I'm most comfortable."