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1 mckinley square • boston, ma 02109 • 617-523-8454 • 1-800-392-6023 Wel come to your mas*achusetts as*ociation of faculty committees. Our duty is to attain excellence in faculty leadership through advocacy, training and as*istance. We're very happy to provide you a rich collection of publications, tools, events and conventions to encourage the the joint committee on methods met on monday, march 18 in bristol community college to listen to invited testimony about the education accounts for financial year'20. This hearing was chaired by rep. carole fiola of autumn river along with senate as*istant Vice Chair senator jason lewis of winchester. Bristol community college president dr. laura douglas welcomed the legislators to campus, speaking of the the february 20-19 edition of the masc bulletin is now available online. The bulletin includes includes updates on masc field manager changesand faculty committee members from the news headlines, an update from masc president devin sheehan on education reform in 20-19, and other the board of basic and secondary education met on february 12, chiefly on holiday topics. The agenda is available here upcoming state wide convening on march 14 in umas* amherst. Specifics about the event will be forthcoming. Public comment largely pertained to and was in service of these charter matters prior to the board. Public testimony from mas*creative in. Legislative bulletin - governor's fy2020 budget proposals. House inch proposes $42.7 billion in gross spending, a rise of 1.5% over fy 20-19 projected spending. The governor has also registered different legislation which suggests a post-secondary school fund reform initiative, which contains an overhaul of the school funding formula. On conditions of education in the commonwealth focusing on another issue. This year, that focus is student voice shaping the future of community education. The launching with this report with a conference on january 2 4 featured student speakers and a panel conversation. . Novick reports: january board of education routine meeting