Cumberland's school committee voted 4-3 this week to keep working with TransPar Group on a districtwide redistricting plan, rejecting a push to suspend the process and turning back a separate motion to terminate the consulting firm's contract outright. The decision came after parents packed a meeting to complain that the proposed boundary changes felt rushed, leaving the committee to send TransPar back to the drawing board for a third option rat…
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