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Another Mass Power Broker for School Choice

By Steve Poftak
May 6th, 2008

First, the Governor. Now, the most powerful man (per Boston Magazine) in the state is quoted in today’s Globe at the grand opening of a new parochial school:

The mayor said he believes the public schools of Boston are providing “quality education,” but added, “I understand and respect the fact that people want and deserve choice.”

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