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Fall River School Committee - Fire Tracy Curley and Brian Lally

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Pamela Gaskell
1 year ago

Ugh Fall River & it's corrupt politicians!

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Beth Goncalo
1 year ago

If this is true there should be no hesitation to remove these two. Children should receive the best education possible.

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Synthia Benetti
1 year ago Featured

Fire them for opposing inquiries about child sexual abuse and drug use. NOT acceptable

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Anonymous
1 year ago

action speaks louder than words

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Our kids deserve better.this is a shame from shameless people

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Sara Carvalho
1 year ago

She sucks

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Anonymous
1 year ago

GET HER OUT! Buh bye! Her and Amy need to go!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

They all need to go right down to her assistant superintendent

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Kyle Couture
1 year ago

Get rid of them all!!

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Aaron F
1 year ago

They Gotta Gooooo

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jaelyn cabral
1 year ago

these people are straight up pedos for not taking sexual assault reports seriously and i’m sorry for their daughters sisters or nieces

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Taylor perry
1 year ago

⸻ I am signing this because I believe our children, educators, and community deserve transparency, accountability, and leadership we can trust. The recent revelations about misconduct and the mishandling of internal investigations within Fall River Public Schools are deeply disturbing. The fact that the Superintendent and Human Resources Director failed to properly address serious allegations — including illegal drug use, vehicle misuse, and sexual misconduct — reflects a complete breakdown of responsibility at the highest levels. What’s even more alarming is the hostile culture described in the report and the blatant disregard for open dialogue, as seen during the July 28th School Committee meeting. Silencing elected officials when they attempt to raise concerns about sexual harassment is not just disrespectful — it’s dangerous. I’m signing this to call for change. We cannot move forward until we address the failures in leadership, replace those who allowed this culture to fester, and create a safe, professional, and responsive environment for everyone in our schools.

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Edward DaSilva
1 year ago Featured

As a form FRPS employee (custodian) a lot of the leadership there are jokes. Hiring those who are part of the family instead of those who actually deserve it.

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Boomer Amaral
1 year ago Featured

Zero trust and more of the same when it comes to protecting the administration over our children.