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...contrast to Grassi and Fantini’s compromise proposal, Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 and School Committee member Nancy Walser remain at the poles. The former is Fowler-Finn’s strongest opponent, and the latter his strongest supporter...
Only veteran committee member Nancy Walser has said that she will vote to renew his contract at the Juley 18 meeting, while three of the committee’s seven members—led by Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves ’72—have said that they will oppose...
...like Patty came along and we suddenly started noticing the enrollment decline,” Harding said. “We were all aware of it, but my concern was giving the students who are in the schools the best education possible.” Nancy Walser, a committee member serving her fourth term, also repeatedly spoke of the school district’s strengths, stating that she was concerned that the committee was too focused on talking about the district’s problems. “A lot of people are staying, so we need to know what...
...like Patty came along and we suddenly started noticing the enrollment decline,” Harding said. “We were all aware of it, but my concern was giving the students who are in the schools the best education possible.” Nancy Walser, a committee member serving her fourth term, also repeatedly spoke of the school district’s strengths, stating that she was concerned that the committee was too focused on talking about the district’s problems.“A lot of people are staying, so we need to know what...
...committee members said they were worried that continued discussions about declining enrollment could divert attention from other important issues that the committee should address. “I think that this has the potential to derail a lot of other important things,” said committee member Nancy Walser, who also voted against the motion. She asked the committee to consider the issues of student achievement and the evaluation of the superintendent’s role in running the district. “I think we should concentrate on those issues.” While Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves...