Submitted by its-a-crisis t3_11pfa78 in WorcesterMA
dpceee t1_jbxj30c wrote
Reply to comment by legalpretzel in Is anybody familiar with the Wachusett school district financial situation? by its-a-crisis
Doesn't Holden shoulder a large share of the financial burden for that school too?
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legalpretzel t1_jcc7g7b wrote
Yes. The district is Holden, sterling, Princeton, Paxton and Rutland. Paxton and Rutland have very conservative voter bases (Paxton is chock full of elderly people), and the other 3 towns tend to vote in favor of funding the schools.
dpceee t1_jcckzi6 wrote
I used to think of Holden as very conservative, but that's not really true. I mean, it's true compared to Worcester, but that's not saying a lot. Worcester is definitely a liberal place, but I would not call it the most progressive place, necessarily. Worcester has a strong "do as we've been doing" attitude.
But, a drive out through the wilds that are Western Massachusetts taught me that Central Mass. is another land.
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