SINCE THE JURY handed down its verdict in the Boston Calling trial earlier this month, convicting two City Hall aides on federal Hobbs Act violations, a steady stream of prominent individuals have continued to scrutinize the impact of the outcome on the practice of good government. Among those calling for a reconciliation of the prosecution are […]
Michael Loconto
Posted inEducation, Opinion
It’s not anti-charter to oppose lifting cap
NEXT MONTH’S BALLOT question on statewide charter school growth may seem like a stark choice between two systems: local district schools or state-chartered institutions. But that’s not the case. Charter and district schools will continue to coexist in Massachusetts regardless of the outcome on November 8. The real issue before voters is public finance. Question […]