Superintendent Answers to Students at Town Hall Meeting
Students wanted answers about revenue from expanded gambling, lunch options and technology at a town hall meeting.
Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Joshua Starr made it clear Wednesday that he values the opinions of the students when it comes to education matters. Students packed Albert Einstein High in Kensington to talk to the district's top man. Questions ranged from the logistics of Question 7 and how the gambling money will be used, the variety of healthy food items offered at lunch and the technological resources available in the classroom. Moderated by John Mannes, student member of the county's Board of Education, Starr jumped right into questions from students in the audience and those who sent questions via Twitter. On revenue from expanded gambling, Starr said from his understanding some of the money is supposed to go to …
