Gardner School gets pilot status
A two-year impasse was broken Wednesday as the Boston Public Schools and the teachers union reached an agreement on a three-year proposal regarding pilot schools. In Brighton, this is cause for celebration, as the Thomas Gardner Elementary School on Athol Street has long awaited pilot status.
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