
A bite-sized summary of Boston School Committee meetings, and "Deep Dives" on the biggest issues impacting public schools nationwide.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Last night's School Committee meeting kicked off with some key updates from Superintendent Skipper. She started off by breaking down the district’s plan to cut around 568 positions. She explained this is a direct response to losing roughly 3,000 stud... more
Last night’s Boston School Committee meeting covered a wide range of issues, beginning with Superintendent Mary Skipper’s report on the district’s ongoing budget concerns, staffing updates, teacher diversity, as well as the implementation of a new ce... more
Last night’s Boston School Committee meeting was straightforward and relatively mundane, highlights of the evening included conversations about transportation, budgeting, and the district’s effort to prepare for the rapid growth of artificial intelli... more
Last night’s School Committee meeting touched on a number of critical issues for BPS, including a vote on a policy amendment to MassCore, an ask for more money to fill a budget gap, an update on decade old policy surrounding opportunity and achieveme... more
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If you think education discourse needs more criticism from know-it-all billionaires, this is the podcast for you. At one point, Ross actually did the work but seems to have realized criticism from the sidelines pays better, plus no responsibility of actual decisions or real world tradeoffs. Jill seems out of her depth, and often confuses her own misunderstanding for lack of clarity on the part of others.
I appreciate the update or what happened but would prefer if they kept their negative commentary out. Sometimes feels like a BPS educator bashing podcast and that the hosts know what to do to fix all the “problems” in the education system yet I don’t see any action on their part. Should be renamed to Negative Nancy podcast
This show will let you know what was discussed, but it’s more commentary than anything else. Not a good ratio of opinion to actual information.
So quick to pass blame with a limited understanding of how BPS works. Before making huge sweeping judgements I encourage the hosts to interview staff and get a more inside scoop. Structural problems prevent transformation schools for succeeding. The issue is systemic and boldly claiming they should all be closed and restarted is misguided. Some of the most talented and dedicated staff work at these schools and gains can be huge but this isn’t represented in data due to systemic issues.
Just started listening to Last Night at School Committee - I missed the last meeting & this recap was a perfect summary. Easy listen & excellent highlights! A must listen for MA parents, educators & anyone curious about our schools.
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A bite-sized take on Boston Public Schools through concise recaps of School Committee meetings, plus focused commentary on budget pressures, enrollment trends, facilities projects, and policy debates. Episodes frequently examine data transparency, governance dynamics, and the impact of decisions on families, students, and educators, often highlighting how budgets, AI policy, and exam-school access intersect with equity and accountability. The format's strength lies in clear, accessible summaries aimed at residents, parents, and professionals who want quick, informed views on local education issues and how city decisions translate to classrooms.
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Recent guests on Last Night At School Committee include:
1. Chris Huffaker
2. Brandon Cardet Hernandez
3. Greg Maynard
4. Michelle Wu
5. Superintendent Skipper
6. Rachel Scarrett
7. Orin Gutlerner
8. Paul Reville
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