The Saugus School Committee says it won’t be following a demand from migrant advocates to rewrite the district’s admissions policy, a decision a pair of groups argue is unconstitutional.


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The Saugus School Committee says it won’t be following a demand from migrant advocates to rewrite the district’s admissions policy, a decision a pair of groups argue is unconstitutional.{ai:summary}<p>The Saugus School Committee, standing firm like a weary gumshoe, rejected demands from migrant advocates to revise its admissions policy. They argue the decision isn't just stubbornness but a constitutional right.  </p><p>In this smoky room of politics, the battle for educational access rages on. #politics</p>

Saugus schools keeping admissions policy Massachusetts migrant groups call unconstitutional

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