Boston City Councilor Julia Mejia has filed legislation that would move the School Committee from an appointed to elected body, but Mayor Michelle Wu, who vetoed a similar measure last year, is already indicating that she plans to block it.&nbsp;


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Boston City Councilor Julia Mejia has filed legislation that would move the School Committee from an appointed to elected body, but Mayor Michelle Wu, who vetoed a similar measure last year, is alr…{ai:summary}<p>Boston City Councilor Julia Mejia has proposed legislation to change the School Committee from an appointed to an elected body. However, Mayor Michelle Wu, who previously vetoed a similar proposal, is expected to oppose this new measure as well. #politics</p>

Boston city councilor blasts Mayor Wu for early opposition to elected School Committee bill

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