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Continue reading →: Don’t Say Good Things (Revealed)
Just for context the principal did nothing more than make a report to the school board, honestly and transparently highlighting the good work the school counselor was doing. The problem was that the school counselor had been under constant attack by this armed and hostile upper administrator for years. He…
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Continue reading →: Picking Up The Trash (Revealed)
Safety should be a top priority in all schools. Not only for the students, but also for the teachers and staff. So when a school administrator enters a high school and proceeds to dog-cuss a district employee, most school boards would respond quickly. To make the matter even more alarming,…
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Continue reading →: Hold It Up (Revealed)
When the administrator made a racist joke, the only thing he cared about was that his kid wasn’t black; he didn’t do so in an empty room. It took place in a jr. high front office accessible to the public. Witnesses included the school SRO, front desk secretary, junior high…
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Continue reading →: No Free Food (Revealed)
I know this was shared in a previous post, but there are significantly more people on the site now than before, and the link may have been buried in comments. If you want to see how a district feels about its community, look no further than how it provides for…
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Continue reading →: Spend it All (revealed)
The facts are pretty easy to follow. The school was passing a bond to provide keyless entry access to all doors. The keyless entry would be universal throughout the district, provided by Verkada. Many consider Verkada the gold standard in keyless access. However, when walking outside the district with an…
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Continue reading →: Corruption Keeps Leveling Up
Receiving a letter about the grievance process, specific details regarding the process were given. The teacher would be given 15 minutes to present their case, and of course, it would be in closed session. However, it would be recorded so anything presented could not be misrepresented. Strangely, the person representing…
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Continue reading →: Another Set of Rules not Followed.
The grievance process was initiated on May 5th, 2022, and a follow-up text message to the board specifically requesting that the Level 3 grievance be held in open record took place on May 22nd, 2022. For a standard Level III school board grievance (such as under Texas public school policy…
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Continue reading →: Official Notice Given Yet Again
Throughout the blog, people have continued to defend the board’s inaction because the board never received an official notice of the wrongdoing. Speaking with a board member about the wrongdoing was not official notice. Emailing all of the board members in detail was not official notice. Sharing in detail with…
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Continue reading →: Taking It Another Step Further
After receiving the news that his position would be eliminated, the teacher went about business as usual. Additionally, he was employed as a teacher with a full job description indicating so, as provided by the district admin. He had been teaching in this capacity for 17 years, often receiving the…
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Continue reading →: More Than Hidden and Ignored
Following an investigation that ignored all witnesses who could corroborate the facts, another school year began. With the person who said and did all these things still in power, students returned and classes began. Disheartened by the school board’s decision to support and protect such horrible things, the person who…