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'He could die': Mom says her son’s school waited to call 911 after he suffered a stroke

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A Boston mother said her 17-year-old son’s school delayed calling 911 after he suffered a stroke. She said they initially contacted her to come and pick him up despite telling them to call the paramedics as she suspected her son could be having a stroke. She now wants answers from the Boston Public Schools. According...

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