Romney looks to boost school aid, scholarships
Says reforms would cover much of costs
Declaring the state of the Commonwealth to be "much stronger" than it was during last year's budget crisis, Governor Mitt Romney last night proposed state university scholarships for top MCAS performers and full-day kindergarten, parenting classes, and other aid for struggling school districts. (Full Article: 1161 Words)
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