1 month ago | By Boston Herald
With a new school superintendent and freshly-inked agreement with the state in her pocket, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will be fully accountable for the city's troubled schools system.
Now is the time for Wu to turn a new chapter in the history of Boston's crises-riddled schools and its 49,000 students.
Will Wu become a real activist and engaged mayor or will she just settle for the same old tired photo ops of reading books to kids that other mayors before her have tried?
The rookie Boston mayor actually came up with two qualified superintendent candidates with roots in the district - not...
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