""If anything, you should be putting more supports in these classes, not taking away," said a South End educator, highlighting the need for increased resources in schools."
""The cost pressures driving this budget are real," stated Erik Berg, president of the Boston Teachers Union, emphasizing the rising costs affecting all Massachusetts school districts."
""These cuts are an attack on our profession, our livelihood as educators," declared Cecil Carey, rallying supporters to advocate against the proposed job losses."
Boston Public Schools is facing proposed cuts of over 400 jobs, primarily affecting educators and support staff for high-needs students. The Boston Teachers Union emphasizes the need for an additional $48 million to maintain essential services. Rising costs in health insurance, transportation, and special education are pressuring the budget. Community members rallied outside City Hall, advocating for increased investment to support the school system. The Boston School Committee is set to vote on a $1.7 billion budget, with significant concerns about the impact of these cuts on students.
Read at Boston.com
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