James Vaznis is a reporter for the Boston Globe Technology section, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Boston area. He covers a wide range of topics including education, policy, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis on important issues affecting the community.
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James Vaznis predominantly covers local education and government & politics, with a focus on Massachusetts and Boston. He frequently cites data and government announcements in his articles.
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By: Jenna Reyes, Diti Kohli, Katie Johnston, Mandy Mclaren, James Vaznis, Matt Stout
Globe reporters hosted an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit earlier this week that was focused on the five statewide ballot questions Massachusetts residents will be voting on this Tuesday.
There are a lot of decisions to make with the five ballot questions in Mass. this Election Day. The topics range widely: Should the MCAS test be a requirement to graduate?
By: James Vaznis
The top transportation official for the Boston Public Schools apologized during a City Council hearing Thursday for the tardy buses that marked the start of the school year.
By: James Vaznis, Rachel Umansky-Castro
MARBLEHEAD — Teachers in this seaside town officially went on strike Tuesday morning, shuttering schools in a third North Shore district amid
By: James Vaznis
An Essex Superior Court judge began imposing fines Wednesday on striking teachers in Beverly and Gloucester, starting at $50,000 per day, in
The state’s labor relations board in a precedent setting decision last week determined school committees are no longer obligated to engage in contract negotiations with striking teachers.
By: James Vaznis
As Lawrence attempts to regain control of its schools from state control, political infighting is emerging among local leaders, with the teachers
By: James Vaznis
Governor Maura Healey on Wednesday named Luisa Sparrow, a teacher at the Oliver Hazard Perry Elementary School in South Boston, as the 2025 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year
By: James Vaznis
A Cambridge elementary school that has long struggled with low enrollment and test scores would close at the end of the 2024-25 school year under a much-anticipated recommendation released Tuesday night.
By: James Vaznis
The Cambridge School Committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to close an elementary school that has struggled with low enrollment and test scores
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