Diversity program grads to become Hub’s new leaders
Yawu Miller
Tito Jackson has long thought about throwing his hat into the ring and running for elected office. But as a political outsider, he knew he was missing valuable information.
“I always wanted to know what’s the actual skill set you need to run for office,” he said. “How do you raise money?” Full Story
Teachers Union head talks school changes
Brian Mickelson
On the heels of new superintendent Carol R. Johnson’s appointment, the Boston Public Schools and Boston Teachers Union enter the 2007-2008 school year with a new collective bargaining agreement.
Richard Stutman, president of the Boston Teachers Union, recently sat down with the Banner to discuss the new agreement, the adverse effects of MCAS testing and the union’s other goals for the upcoming school year. Full story
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