NEWS

Their views on Warwick schools

Posted 10/26/22

Warwick’s six candidates vying to represent the city’s three school districts introduced themselves and responded to questions during a 90-minute forum on Oct. 20 co-sponsored by the …

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NEWS

Their views on Warwick schools

A LIMITED AUDIENCE: Attendance was limited at the school candidates forum because of concerns over space and noise that might affect live streaming of the event. But there was a chance for candidates and those attending to mingle and chat.

School Committee member David Testa and candidate Michelle Kirby-Chapman talk.

CJ Donovan meets attendees.

Posted Wednesday, October 26, 2022 10:28 pm

Warwick’s six candidates vying to represent the city’s three school districts introduced themselves and responded to questions during a 90-minute forum on Oct. 20 co-sponsored by the Warwick Beacon and the Warwick Public Library. All six candidates endorsed the $350 million bond question on the ballot to build new Pilgrim and Toll Gate High Schools although some also expressed reservations. The program was live-streamed and can be viewed by clicking on “Your local election connection” on the Warwick Beacon website, Warwickonline.com. Pictured front row from left: District 1 candidates, Frank Brown and Shaun Galligan, second row: District 2 candidates Leah Hazelwood and Steve DiPalma and District 3 Michelle Kirby-Chapman and CJ Donovan. (Warwick Beacon photos)