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District C, E school committee races heat up

Home  In the News  2025 News  District C, E school committee races heat up
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Posted on October 1, 2025October 9, 2025 By The Research Bureau

District C, E school committee races heat up

Full and original article posted on The Worcester Guardian.

WORCESTER—Candidates for Worcester School Committee in Districts C and E laid out their positions on grading, teacher support, classroom policies and representation during an Oct. 1 debate at Mechanics Hall, the second in a series leading up to November’s election.

The District C race features incumbent Dianna Biancheria, seeking her eighth term overall, against challenger Feanna Jattan-Singh, a realtor and former city council candidate. In District E, incumbent Kathleen Roy faces a rematch with community organizer and activist Nelly Medina.

The debates, co-sponsored by the Worcester Regional Research Bureau and the Telegram & Gazette, alternated questions between candidate pairs, with occasional prompts to all four contenders.

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