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![]() [Wilson's plan for school reform] Original Airdate: 6/22/1987 Length: 00:02:32 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Christy George reports that Laval Wilson (Superintendent, Boston Public Schools) has submitted a plan to reform the Boston Public Schools to the Boston School Committee. George notes that the plan represents Wilson's educational philosophy and his vision of how to improve the schools. George reports that the School Committee's vote on the plan has turned into a vote of confidence on Wilson. George's report includes interviews with School Committee members John Nucci and Joe Casper. Nucci supports Wilson's plan. Casper says the vote will decide if Wilson will lead the school system forward. George's report includes footage of School Committee members taking a vote. George notes that the Committee appears to have approved most of the plan. George notes that some parents are unhappy with the plan. George's report includes footage from interviews with Doris Labitue (parent) and Peter Lowber (parent). George's report also features footage of Wilson with supporters at a press conference. Charles Stith (Union United Methodist Church) speaks in support of Wilson's plan. Contributor : Reporter Christy George
Subject : Keywords School boards School management and organization School superintendents Subject : Personal Names Casper, Joseph Donlan, William George, Christy Grady, John Labitue, Doris Lowber, Peter McCluskey, Kevin McGuire, Jean Nucci, John O'Bryant, John O'Reilly, Thomas Stith, Charles Wilson, Dr. Laval Winter, Edward Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Boston School Committee Boston School Committee Type : Genre News - Television |
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