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New Bedford Educators Association has done its homework on the proposed City on a Hill Charter School.
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When is the insanity going to stop, the NBPS needs funding to keep great teachers and provide the technology needed to provide a 21st century education. Someone in Boston or D.C. has to stop trying to invent the wheel. It's incredible how they run a fine tooth comb through the NBPS data but allow these Charter schools carte blanche, enoughs enough!
^The insanity will not stop in New Bedford until the standard times ceases to publish its crap. Every public employee and those that respect and support public servants must cancel their subscriptions. I canceled mine years ago and still get all the local news I need to stay informed. I also stopped buying goods and services from merchants that advertise in the standard times. More importantly, I periodically call local merchants and tell them I won't purchase anything from them as long as they advertise in the standard times.
2 comments:
When is the insanity going to stop, the NBPS needs funding to keep great teachers and provide the technology needed to provide a 21st century education. Someone in Boston or D.C. has to stop trying to invent the wheel. It's incredible how they run a fine tooth comb through the NBPS data but allow these Charter schools carte blanche, enoughs enough!
^The insanity will not stop in New Bedford until the standard times ceases to publish its crap. Every public employee and those that respect and support public servants must cancel their subscriptions. I canceled mine years ago and still get all the local news I need to stay informed. I also stopped buying goods and services from merchants that advertise in the standard times. More importantly, I periodically call local merchants and tell them I won't purchase anything from them as long as they advertise in the standard times.
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