The Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents has severed ties with Massachusetts Computer Using Educators, the Herald has learned. Meanwhile, MassCUE has placed its exec director on paid leave and is pausing operations.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-08 12:49:08">January 8, 2025 at 12:49 PM EST</time>

The Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents has severed ties with Massachusetts Computer Using Educators, the Herald has learned. Meanwhile, MassCUE has placed its exec director on paid…{ai:summary}<p>The Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents has cut its relationship with Massachusetts Computer Using Educators. In response, MassCUE has put its executive director on paid leave and is temporarily halting operations. </p><p>#education</p>

Massachusetts school superintendents’ group severs ties with MassCUE in wake of controversial conference

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