Volume 15, Number 14
Friday, June 26, 2020
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Meriden BOE notifies state of possible break with ACES By Mary Ellen Godin Record-Journal staff
MERIDEN — Local school administrators said Tuesday they can operate Edison Magnet Middle School at no cost to participating districts, instead of the $5,643 per pupil now charged by Area Cooperative Educational Services, or ACES.
The Meriden Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to send letters to state Department of Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona and legislators notifying them that the district is exploring the financial viability of operating Edison for school year 2021-22. The move extends the dis-
Thomas Edison Middle School in Meriden.
See ACES, A2
Dave Zajac, Record-Journal file photo
In wake of Floyd’s killing, protestors take to the streets Record-Journal staff
The May 25 death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department has sparked nationwide protests. Across the U.S. – and right in our own backyard – citizens have taken to the streets to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement and to stand against racism. In North Haven, a peaceful protest was held on the Town Green on June 6. The event drew See Protestors, A7
Black Lives Matter protesters marched from the Meriden City Hall to the Meriden Green on June 7.
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