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As district faces unexpected deficit, Board members implore Business Administrator to rethink budgeting process. “None of us feel good about this,” one BOE member said.

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A “Rally for Frank Sanchez” is also planned for Thursday, March 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Maplewood Town Hall — followed by a walk to the Board of Education budget adoption meeting.

As Frank Sanchez appeared in court on Tuesday, many community members flooded the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office with phone calls supporting him.

“As a district, we have spent countless hours working with groups and individuals to help us bring the type of nurturing environment that our community has demanded. I am keenly aware that this incident has damaged those efforts.”

“No matter what our feelings may be at this time, our focus must be on meeting the needs of Columbia High School students, their families, and staff,” said Acting Supt. Dr. Kevin Gilbert.

The following story was submitted by Liping Meng, the longest-serving teacher of Mandarin (standard Chinese)…