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School Administrators Questioned at Budget Meeting
Budget subcommittee looked to right wrongs of fiscal year 2010 at Tuesday meeting.

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Budget subcommittee looked to right wrongs of fiscal year 2010 at Tuesday meeting.

Superintendent Kathleen Bodie said Tuesday she can add a fourth kindergarten teacher at Brackett Elementary, without committee approval, if she can find funds in staffing.
Bus routes for students at Bishop Elementary School and sixth graders at Ottoson Middle School.
Two churches are holding community events on Saturday, while a music film festival at Regent Theatre goes throughout the weekend.
Group tasked to present findings at November 9 meeting.
Budget subcommittee plans to review $1.5 million shortfall with outside auditors before November 9 meeting.
It was an eventful week for the Arlington School District, just two weeks before students return to class.
Position would have reduced class sizes at Brackett Elementary.
Superintendent John Doherty hopes not to use the funds this year.
School Committee to discuss shortfall at 7 p.m. tonight.
A number of high school teams started tryouts or practice Thursday.
Owner has purchased entire building at corner of Spring and Baker streets.
Incidents from August 20-23.
Fund signed into law by President Barack Obama earlier this month.
Gov. Deval Patrick announced allocations from the federal Education Jobs Fund on Wednesday.
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority work could affect water clarity.
Laurence C. Weber, 66, allegedly stole more than $330,000 from government.