The town of Pittsfield New Hampshire is holding its school district meeting Thursday – and it’s likely going to be a rancorous one.
Last year, a proposed increase in the school budget failed – forcing the district to instead make 400-thousand dollars in cuts.
Most residents blame the poor turnout at the meeting that allowed one man to sway the vote.
This year, school officials hope to make up for that loss and are rallying their supporters.
New Hampshire Public Radio's Amy Quinton reports.
