Back Bay Bulletin, June 15, 1971, No. 20
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The Boston Municipal Research Bureau in a recent report ques- tions the need for a school at 126 Newbury Street, when there are more than [|.000 empty school seats in the City, with the heaviest concentration In the existing intown high schools.
The proposition for 126 Newbury Street raises many policy questions including these: 1. During Mayor White's austerity program and with thousands of empty seats available, should the School Department spend the money to acquire another intown experiment...al school at this time?
2. While Mayor White is attempting to obtamn taxes from private schools should the School Department take (or keep) a valuable building off the tax rolls?
3. Since the City administration has strongly opposed private schools expanding in the Back Bay, and has even opposed acquisition of 126 Newbury Street by a private school--isn ' t the City now undermining its own policy?
School Problems Education is an important function of the Back Bay, but rapid school growth has been most damaging to the area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Boston Municipal Research Bureau in a recent report ques- tions the need for a school at 126 Newbury Street, when there are more than [|.000 empty school seats in the City, with the heaviest concentration In the existing intown high schools.
The proposition for 126 Newbury Street raises many policy questions including these: 1. During Mayor White's austerity program and with thousands of empty seats available, should the School Department spend the money to acquire another intown experiment...al school at this time?
2. While Mayor White is attempting to obtamn taxes from private schools should the School Department take (or keep) a valuable building off the tax rolls?
3. Since the City administration has strongly opposed private schools expanding in the Back Bay, and has even opposed acquisition of 126 Newbury Street by a private school--isn ' t the City now undermining its own policy?
School Problems Education is an important function of the Back Bay, but rapid school growth has been most damaging to the area.
What to read after Back Bay Bulletin, June 15, 1971, No. 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Back Bay Association to read onlineMoreLess
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