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At a recent Board of Education meeting, community members Nitza Diaz and Jose Crespo spoke up to defend Superintendent Madeline Negrón. They argued that the community should give her room to do her job while addressing school building concerns. Both noted progress in areas like absenteeism rates under her leadership.
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An Alder questioned city department heads about why school building conditions are not inspected as rigorously as residential properties. The discussion revealed regulatory gaps concerning mold, heat, and infestations in New Haven Public Schools buildings.
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A recently started New Haven after-school program faces funding uncertainty due to disagreements among city leaders regarding payment methods. Mayor Justin Elicker proposed using nearly $1 million from the general fund, but the Board of Alders disagreed with that funding approach. Both sides acknowledge the need for such programs for local families and children.
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