...facing similar issues.” Questions from the audience included: Westchester is a wealthy community. Is it necessary to have an organization like WCA working to make sure all children are healthy,...
...op-ed on improving voter turnout in school elections, our staff members Limarie Cabrera and Anna Wright argue that most community members aren’t convinced that their participation in school elections actually...
...district’s educational priorities. Very often, the School Budget Vote is your ONE CHANCE every year to directly influence local spending in your community. Cora Greenberg, our Executive Director, articulated why...
...some notion of the diverse, maddening community that is our home. It is frustrating to realize that in a county of such wealth and plenty, there are still children and...
...Westchester “holds a lot of promise,” said WCA’s executive director Cora Greenberg. She went on to say, “WCA is committed to working with community partners to make transformative change for...
...things — that the local and state governments could do to make it easier for the community to maintain its focus. Here are two recommendations, which are so mind-numbingly easy...
...sending a clear message to the school administration that the administration’s priorities are not necessarily the community’s priorities. District budgets do not have to be finalized until May 5, but...
...100 years. Our calendar is cherished by so many in our community. “I’d be utterly lost without that yearly diary, and I know my daughter feels the same! It was...
