(Hours 3a,b) 
Rich talked about last night’s Manchester School Board meeting. He addressed a shortfall in the school district’s budget, largely due to the teacher’s contract. He then shared about the amount of Assistant Principals within Central High School. “Government does not have a profit motive,” Rich said, speaking about government accountability. Tune in to get all of the details.
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(Hour 3b) Rich continued in his dialog regarding government spending. He talked about the Curriculum and Instruction Meeting in which a Title I Relocation Grant was awarded and how the funds are proposed to be used. He then talked about police tactics on the West side, before taking a call from Mayor Ted Gatsas. Mayor Gatsas discussed a changing policy for students to be able to play sports in Manchester and Pending Title I money.
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