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Long line of educators, parents and school leaders urge commissioners to fully fund Worcester County schools
Summary
Dozens of teachers, school staff, parents and the superintendent urged commissioners during the FY2026 budget hearing to approve the Board of Education’s funding request, citing teacher retention, small class sizes, special education services and technology needs.
A steady stream of educators, parents and school leaders urged Worcester County commissioners during Tuesday’s public hearing to fully fund the Board of Education’s FY2026 budget request.
Lou Taylor, superintendent of Worcester County Public Schools, opened the education speakers’ remarks by thanking commissioners and urging full funding of the school system’s proposed budget. Taylor said the district’s request reflects the Board of Education’s priorities: competitive compensation for teachers and staff, small class sizes, equal access across the county and expanded supports for special education,…
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