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Ep. 20, Last Night at School Committee: 12/2 Meeting Recap

Ep. 20, Last Night at School Committee: 12/2 Meeting Recap

Update: 2020-12-03
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In this episode, Jill and Ross discuss the highlights of last night’s Boston Public School Committee Meeting. A little less than 5 hours long, the School Committee discussed important topics relating to the BuildBPS plan that is ongoing, updates from the Superintendent, and public comment from community members, families, and students.

While the last meeting touched on a variety of topics, the School Committee mostly focused on updates surrounding the BuildBPS plan that deals with the construction of school buildings, reimagining of school pathways and more. While there are multiple projects ongoing, the meeting focused on the closing of the Edwards Middle School, the merging of the McCormack Middle School and Boston Community Leadership Academy, 7-12 grade pathway expansions at Charlestown High School and East Boston High School, and the Horace Mann/Jackson Mann.

Public comment featured multiple testimonies about school reopening and outcries from parents, community members and students on the need for reopening, as well as comments about other issues that were not discussed at length at the meeting.

The School Committee will be holding a virtual retreat on December 12th that is open to the public. You can find information about this public event as well as more information presented at the meeting here.

Resources:

BuildBPS Update PowerPoint 

Resources from December 2nd Meeting

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Ep. 20, Last Night at School Committee: 12/2 Meeting Recap

Ep. 20, Last Night at School Committee: 12/2 Meeting Recap

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