Keller @ Large: What can be done to fix problems in Boston Public Schools?

BOSTON – Michelle Wu is much from the town’s first mayor confronted with the problem of enhancing Boston Public Colleges. So what’s going to make this time completely different with a brand new mayor in Metropolis Corridor?

Wu spoke to WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller about issues within the metropolis’s colleges that her predecessors have did not discover a answer for.

“I might say that with our colleges, as with each different problem within the metropolis, what I’ve seen in my first six months on the job is that the obstacles will not be monetary, they are not for lack of information or realizing what we have to do,” Wu stated. “It’s primarily organizational. We now have a really giant group that wants a way of predictability, route and cohesiveness to make actual progress. It is like turning a giant ship.”

Keller requested if “cleansing home” at an administrative degree would assist present a change in the correct route.

“The truth is we face the final couple weeks now of a management transition. There’s some pure turnover there as we’re ending our superintendent search,” Wu stated. “We additionally have already got many vacancies throughout the central workplace facet in addition to the ranks of our educating workers. It’s not solely doable however essential to reshape the route of our colleges, and most of all to empower our households and college communities.”

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