Champion City Project
Strong Schools, Strong City: My Policy Blueprint for Brockton

Strong Schools, Strong City: My Policy Blueprint for Brockton

Brockton’s schools have lost their way. Standards have slipped, classrooms lack order, and the budget has been run into the ground. Stephen Pina’s Champion City Project blueprint lays out a clear path forward: raise academic standards with a knowledge-rich curriculum starting at age 3, restore order and safety through a stronger school police force and alternatives for chronic disruptors, bring real fiscal accountability with zero-based budgeting and department-level internal controls, and create real-world pathways including a Brockton Classical Academy, expanded CTE, apprenticeships, and dual enrollment.

This plan is rooted in common sense: Strong Schools, Strong City. Brockton families deserve transparency, teachers deserve authority, and students deserve a future built on real knowledge and opportunity. The current system has delivered deficits, watered-down diplomas, and unsafe classrooms. Stephen Pina’s blueprint delivers the opposite — order, honesty, and preparation for the real world.

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Putting Kids Before Bureaucrats

Putting Kids Before Bureaucrats

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.

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Keep Budget Power Close to Voters

Keep Budget Power Close to Voters

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.

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