The fallout continues over the Whitman-Hanson Regional School District's decision to cut more than 20 positions right before the holiday season.

Teachers, parents and students spoke Wednesday night at the school committee meeting , saying they are upset after a $1.4 million budget deficit resulted in the district laying off five teachers, two long-term substitutes, 11 paraprofessionals, and five non-union staff members.

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"I was nervous to start middle school but these two teachers made the transition easier. It really makes me upset to think about going to school and not seeing them every day," one boy said during the meeting. "I think that the district is losing many impactful people and will be worse off for i

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