Walk down any street in Brockton and you’ll hear the same frustration: “We keep paying more, but nothing gets better.” Parents sacrifice daily, while the school department runs deficits and City Hall hides the truth. Stephen Pina’s plan delivers accountability, transparency, and zero-based budgeting—because every wasted dollar is a child shortchanged.
Artificial Intelligence is making its way into classrooms nationwide, but will it help or hurt Brockton’s students? Stephen Pina lays out his position: AI can track literacy, improve fiscal accountability, and prepare students for the future—but it must never replace teachers, erode discipline, or undermine parental rights.
Brockton families sacrifice every day, stretching paychecks while the school department runs another deficit. Instead of fixing waste, city leaders want to raise taxes by inflating home values. Fiscal accountability isn’t optional—it’s the only way to restore trust and put kids before bureaucrats.