In Brockton, some want to hand even more power to the city’s Chief Financial Officer—putting one unelected bureaucrat in charge of school contracts. That’s not accountability; that’s red tape. Parents, taxpayers, and voters deserve a say in how money is spent on our schools.
Brockton’s education system is failing its students—not because of a lack of resources, but because of a lack of vision. This article outlines a bold plan to break free from outdated, institutionalized education and replace it with specialized, forward-thinking academies that prepare students for real life—not prison routines.
Brockton’s kids are being set up to fail, and the people in charge either don’t see it or don’t care enough to fix it.