Samuel R. Tyler
@samtyler71
Past President, Boston Municipal Research Bureau
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30-07-2014 23:31:53
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Boston School Committee Nominating Panel consists of 13 members with 9 representing parent, union, higher education groups and business. Mayor appoints only 4 members and Chair is elected by the 13. Nomination requests are publicized on BPS website. #bospoli BostonPublicSchools
9 or 70% of the Boston SC Nom.Panel represent parent, school union, higher education and business groups/offices. The Chair now is a BPS teacher elected by the 13. The Panel submits 3-5 names for each open position and the Mayor must choose one. #bospoli BostonPublicSchools
For those who think BPS parents are not involved in the Boston SC nom. process, you should know that 4 parents sit on the panel. They are reps of: Citywide Parent Council, Parent Organizing Network, Sp. Needs Parent Advisory Council, Bilingual MasterPAC. #bospoli BostonPublicSchools
The work of the SC Nom. Panel is a public process. The SC Sec. and BPS website provide notice and info on process. All Panel meetings are posted and public. The public can view interviews with candidates and selection of 3-5 candidates for each open seat. #bospoli BostonPublicSchools
Thanks to Dave Sweeney for his service to City of Boston as CFO and Mayor’s Chief of Staff over six years. Best wishes as next Pres. and CFO at MASCO. Welcome to the nonprofit world. #bospoli
Congratulations to Paul Grogan for his leadership over 19 years as Pres. and CEO of The Boston Foundation. During his tenure TBF became more active in driving public policy issues over a wide range of important topics for Boston and the Commonwealth. Boston Foundation #bospoli
Rembering Robert L. Beal for his years of service to the Boston Municipal Research Bureau, serving in many capacities as a Director including Chairman. He was named a Shattuck City Champion in 2002 for his contributions to the Boston community. May he Rest In Peace and Rise in Glory. #bospoli
Steel from Winthrop Center at 115 Federal Street is beginning to rise on the site. Boston Politics