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On Wednesday, April 2, 2025, parents and students in Paterson expressed their discontent with the district's new middle school model by staging a protest outside the Board of Education. The gathering drew a significant crowd, with community members holding signs and chanting slogans aimed at voicing their concerns about the proposed changes to the educational framework.
Many parents argue that the new model fails to address the unique needs of middle school students and could potentially hinder their academic and social development. They expressed fears that the restructuring might lead to larger class sizes and less individualized attention for students during a critical developmental stage.
Students joined the protest, sharing their own experiences and concerns about how the changes could impact their education. The atmosphere was charged with emotion as families united to demand that their voices be heard by district officials. The Board of Education is expected to address these concerns in upcoming meetings as the community continues to advocate for a more inclusive approach to education.
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