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MCAS woes and funding gaps persist for Mass. public schools
Schools are not yet seeing the full effect of the 2019 Student Opportunity Act as designed. The effects of added funding are still working their way through low-income districts.
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Trump’s overhaul of the American story will be one for the history books
President Trump’s desire to portray America’s greatness, while omitting or minimizing the mistakes our nation has made along the way, is an attack on our national memory.
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State’s help line has been no help to food aid recipients
Calls have been disconnected. The resulting loss of benefits and the predictable cascade of health issues need to be addressed by our elected and appointed officials.
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Access to a quality public education is a nationwide issue
Every student deserves the resources and support to meet their unique learning needs. We are stronger when we work together.
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Blatant disrespect for women must be called out
I’d hoped that those of us who stood up for ourselves decades ago effectively paved the way for future generations of women, that they would escape the twisted, macabre sound of such laughter.
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Dotted lines and a waste of time under new Medicaid rules
The need for repeated documentation ignores the reality that many disabling conditions are permanent.
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The right to accessible transit does not carry a price tag
The Riders’ Transportation Access Group rejects the idea that accessibility improvements that make substantial upgrades now and even better upgrades in the future are financially wasteful.
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Is Patriots Nation piling on its struggling quarterback?
Patriots fans and media pundits, let’s not repeat history with Drake Maye. Let’s learn from what we did to Mac Jones.