Proposed changes to the way Boston assigns students could force thousands of children already attending schools to move to new ones in two years, stirring unease among parents and prompting officials to quickly seek a remedy.
Many parents say they are filled with dread at the prospect of having to go through the public school lottery again after growing comfortable with their schools, which often were not their top choices.
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When the gentleman talks about a school being"better" than another school you have to remember that according to the Administration, schools are now defined by student test scores. The schools are defined by the students that attend, and by no other means.
There isn't a chance in a million that the Gang that Can't Shoot Straight is going to come up with an efficient, fair and sensible plan. If you have any doubt, Yu haven't been paying attention.
Funny how the Bristol sheriff story in metro got buried
NOTHING will happen regarding 'community schools' as long as Menino occupies the Mayor's office.