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Pro-Trump Braintree Teacher Who Resigned After January 6 Protest Photo Surfaced Wins School Committee Seat
Matthew Lynch was a teacher at Braintree High School for about a decade. Then January 6 happened.
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Matthew Lynch was a teacher at Braintree High School for about a decade. Then January 6 happened.
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Local elections in cities and a few towns take place in Massachusetts on Tuesday, November 2 — and there are some races worth watching for conservatives. Some feature candidates who stand up for social conservative principles. Others are of interest for other reasons. Party affiliation is not a factor in most
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Nearly 3,000 parents have opted out the new sex education curriculum in the Worcester Public Schools, the superintendent told a local newspaper. The city's school committee voted 5-2 last May to implement a curriculum called Rights, Respect, Responsibility, a sex education program produced by Advocates for Youth.
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Should Worcester Public Schools keep its current sex-ed curriculum in place? Shanel Soucy, a candidate for school committee, explained why she doesn't support the current curriculum during a debate on Wednesday night.
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A Hanover High School teacher is out of the job for expressing her conservative viewpoints on TikTok — but she says she will fight back Kari MacRae was fired by the Hanover Public School District last week as a result of her account. In a widely-circulated May 2021 video, she expressed
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Is Critical Race Theory being taught in public schools? And if so, what can be done about it? West Roxbury Republicans are sponsoring a talk by an expert designed to show parents how widespread the theory is and how to fight back against it.
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What makes Massachusetts state Senator Ryan Fattman (R-Sutton) different from his colleagues? On Thursday, Fattman was the lone state senator to vote against An Act Relative to Healthy Youth (S.2534), which directs Massachusetts school districts that teach sex-ed to use one of several curriculums recommended by the state that
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Critics say the sex-ed agenda being pushed for by lawmakers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is not age-appropriate. So what will Republicans do about it? In the Massachusetts Senate, if recent history is a guide then the majority will likely support it when it comes up for a vote Thursday.
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