“The residents of Boston should have the right to elect their own representatives to make decisions about BPS, just like every other municipal district in Massachusetts." – City Councilor Julia Mejia


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“The residents of Boston should have the right to elect their own representatives to make decisions about BPS, just like every other municipal district in Massachusetts.” – City Council…{ai:summary}<p>Boston City Councilor Julia Mejia argues that residents should have the right to elect their own representatives for Boston Public Schools, similar to other municipal districts in Massachusetts. This call for local governance emphasizes the importance of community decision-making. #education</p>

Editorial: Give Boston voters a voice – elect the school committee

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