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Opinion

A Collaborative Path to Stronger After-School Programs in Sudbury
After-school programs are essential After-school programs are not just helpful—they’re essential. They provide a safe, enriching environment for children and peace of mind for working parents. In a town like Sudbury, where families deeply value education and community, strong after-school options are a necessity. When my children were in elementary and middle school, my…
Bullying and School Connectedness
In discussions and emails with community members, I have heard distressing stories about incidents of bullying and harassment in our schools.  The targeted students report not feeling supported by adults at school, disciplinary actions that students feel target the victim, and not wanting to attend school.  These feelings are borne out in the results of…
Vote for Unity on March 31
As I have observed the candidates for the many Boards and Committees, I have noticed a difference in the types of candidates running.  One; there appears to be a group effort to normalize misinformation, to make it appear our community is run by the likes of Nosferatu. These individuals have produced negative campaigns…
The Importance of Hybrid and Remote Meetings in Public Governance
The pandemic reshaped how we work, communicate, and govern, making remote and hybrid meetings essential for maintaining public engagement and participation. Recognizing this, Massachusetts lawmakers have worked to extend provisions allowing public bodies to continue offering virtual access. Recently, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill (MMA bill overview here) extending these measures…
Allison Vanderels for School Committee
An experienced, collaborative leader with a history of showing up for Sudbury’s students, parents, teachers and taxpayers.  We are thrilled to heartily offer our endorsement of Allison Vanderels for Sudbury School Committee. We’ve both known Allison for many years, having met her and her family when our current middle schoolers all began Haynes School together.…
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