March 15, 2025 - 03:56

In light of the pressing budget challenges faced by schools and municipalities, a significant event has been organized to foster civic awareness among high school students. School Finance Director Shannon Bernacchia has called on parents, educators, and students to participate in the upcoming Joint Ways and Means meeting scheduled for Monday, March 24, at 11 a.m.
The meeting, taking place at UMass, aims to address the critical financial needs of local schools and discuss potential solutions to budget shortfalls. With many institutions grappling with increased demands for resources, the involvement of the community is essential. Bernacchia emphasized the importance of civic engagement, urging students to take an active role in discussions that directly impact their education and future.
This event not only serves as a platform for dialogue on school funding but also encourages young people to become informed citizens and advocates for their educational needs. The Finance Director hopes to see a strong turnout, highlighting the collective responsibility of the community in shaping the future of education.
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