Pittsfield Public Schools Panel poised to OK budget

Full story: Berkshire Eagle

As the City Council begins its budget hearing process tonight, the Pittsfield School Committee at the same time is expected to adopt a revised school budget of $52.3 million.

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Jonathan Melle

Amherst, NH

High drop-out rates, higher truancy rates, very low test scores, bullying, violence, poverty, fiscal cuts...

Boy, the average middle class family is really going to invest in Pittsfield, Massachusetts now! This will lead to business growth with higher demand! And pigs have wings and FLY!

Way to go Mayor Jimmy Ruberto! Keep kissing Luciforo's behind!

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