Paul S. Grogan
IT IS JUST before 1:45 on a weekday afternoon and Superintendent Paul Joyce looks out his window at the Boston Police Headquarters and sees a disconcerting sight. While he is in the middle of his workday, the 1,500 students at nearby Madison Park High School, finished with classes, are pouring out of school. Some of the students head to after-school ... (Full article: 779 words)
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