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  • Chartering Schools

    The school reorganization plan suggests the town seek Horace Mann charter school distinction for the Wilson and Barbieri schools.

    If Wilson and Barbieri were Horace Mann schools, they would have their own governing bodies, but still be “district schools funded by the district budget,” said School Committee Chairman Adam Blumer.

    How will they be different from the McAuliffe Regional Charter School? Does anyone know?

    If they have their own governing bodies, will they pay rent for the buildings? Will the teachers and other staff work for the governing bodies and not for the Town of Framingham?

    What do you think about the reorganization plan?

    Deb Cleveland

    March 15, 2010
    Schools & Education

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