Opponents of a proposed sex education curriculum in Worcester are planning to hold a march against it early Wednesday morning — a day before the city's school committee votes on whether to adopt it.
The curriculum, called Rights, Responsibility, Respect and published by an organization called Advocates for Youth, could make its way to the Worcester Public Schools next school year.
Is it the Board of Selectmen or is it the Select Board?
That's a question some towns have wrestled with in recent years, with some opting for "Select Board," which they deem gender-neutral and therefore better.
