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On Feb 29, 2024, Deputy Policy Director Colin Jones presented to Brockton community members. He shared vital information on the state budget process and specific data looking at Brockton’s K-12 education funding. Read the full presentation below.
Presentation: Budget Update – Funding for Brockton Public Schools
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