My Analysis of the Forensic Report
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The Forensic Report on the School Dept budget for FY 07 was presented earlier this year. This is my 2 cents on what it tells the voters and tax payers of Franklin, MA.
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FPS - School Budget Changes - 04/13/21
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Franklin (MA) Public Schools - Budget Hearing - 03/23/21
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