School leaders ‘inexcusably failed’ to take action against antisemitism
CPS’s leadership has a responsibility to take timely, effective, and meaningful actions to combat these acts of hate and prevent their recurrence.
Opinion
Fiscal ‘carelessness’ could cost Acton more than just money
FY24 financial statements — for the year ending more than a year ago, on June 30, 2024 — had not yet been completed as of July 18.
Plumbing the ‘facts’ on Estabrook Trail
The Appeals Court decision is freely available for anyone to ascertain the “facts” for themselves.
A slick brochure won’t excuse ‘intolerant, unwelcoming schools’
I am looking forward to hearing a school story in which antisemitism is not tolerated and being Jewish is celebrated… even cool.
‘Be kind. Just be kind.’ Honoring Robin Cicchetti’s inspiring legacy
Her love of learning, empathy, and diverse reading interests ultimately gave students the tools to learn more about themselves and others.
‘It’s time for new leadership’ in Acton’s public schools
Students deserve leaders who are willing and able to take decisive action. Dr. Hunter has demonstrated she is not up to this task.
Can you trust what you see? My free Zoom series will target online fakery
Sarafina Zhang will host Media Smart, a workshop series for Acton-Carlisle students in grades 5-12, beginning August 2.
Aging Well: Savoring summer’s languid pace
We need experiences that can help us relax, replenish our energy, and uplift our spirits.
Monument Square should honor town’s Revolutionary War dead
Thanks to the work of Beth van Duzer, we now know the names of those Concordians who made the ultimate sacrifice.
‘Facts, not fiction’ about Estabrook Trail
School leaders have failed kids with patterns of tolerating hate
Will we bring the vigor and seriousness to combating hate that the school district has so far lacked?
Vote ‘yes’ to improve and maintain Acton’s roads and sidewalks
This action was strongly endorsed at 2025 Town Meeting and now must be approved by a majority vote at the ballot box.