So disgusted at the gross and blatant power grab by the
governing board.
CCUSD parents: When another rubber stamper\district sycophant\insider is appointed to the board shortly, you will be getting the school district you deserve! Enjoy…
It’s the curriculum, stupid!
So disgusted at the gross and blatant power grab by the
governing board.
CCUSD parents: When another rubber stamper\district sycophant\insider is appointed to the board shortly, you will be getting the school district you deserve! Enjoy…
You can’t ask a question or get a vote but here is the information for those naïve enough to think that your input actually matters:
Cave Creek Unified School District will be conducting a community forum on Tuesday, January 17th at 6:00 PM in the Governing Board Room (33016 North 60th Street) to allow the community an opportunity to hear candidates applying for the vacant Governing Board position. Candidates will be asked a series of questions by the Collaboration Team. Audience members will be able to provide written comments although will not be able to vote for a candidate. The Collaboration Team will forward three names to the Maricopa County Education Services Agency (MCSEA) who will ultimately select the new member. For additional information or questions, please contact Dr. Debbi Burdick, Superintendent, 480-575-2015.
According to this article CCUSD wants your budget ideas. Just attend tomorrow’s board meeting to express them.
Here are our suggestions:
The governing board recently did a self evaluation where they almost pulled
a muscle patting themselves on the back. Today’s Sonoran News points out that the unattributed comments in this evaluation claim that the Sonoran News lies about the district.
We would love to hear from our readers. When has the Sonoran News lied about Cave Creek Unified.
Our constructive criticism of the Sonoran News would be that they need to ask direct questions of the district leadership and get direct answers and let the readers know when those answers are not forthcoming.
From the Arizona Capitol Times…
Court teaches school district a lesson — do what you promised
But both the Arizona and U.S. constitutions prohibit governments from impairing contracts. Legislative favoritism cannot circumvent those protections. Simply put, the state cannot make a rule that authorizes a school district to break another rule.