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Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
Yawn!— June 19, 2013 4:02 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
I for one, found her response to be excellent literature. As for my various placements, I have been in many traditional classroom settings. I was known as a trouble shooter. I would often take over for classes that were ... let us say... a bit rough, and brought them back into the fold. Yet again, please tell me where I have been. What schools did I teach at? You who seems to know so much about my professional background certainly ought to be able to say where I first started teaching. But, you won't, because you can't.— June 19, 2013 4:01 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police. John McCann wanted his campaign sign back. Not a lot of maturity here. Reminds me of elementary school behavior. eh... more like kindergarten behavior.— June 19, 2013 1:57 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
It's called literary point of view. You would have know this style is an accepted form if you had stayed awake while you were in class.— June 19, 2013 1:47 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
Is that all you've got timtim? Do you not have any substance to your rebuttals? Is nitpicking someone's spelling errors your idea of setting the record straight?— June 19, 2013 1:41 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
I believe the issue with Mr. Mercado's sign was that it was being vandalized by Tom Hassey, Ed Brand's "Chief of Staff." Mr. Hassey was observed coming out of the district office, crossing the street, trespassing onto private property and attempting to destroy the sign. One can only assume his actions were at the behest of the Superintendent. Not exactly exemplary behavior on the part of the district. This story is significant because John McCann "deserted his post" as a board member during a very important presentation to the board by staff, on the subject of student safety during a live shooter event. John McCann felt his twenty five cent sign was more important than his elected responsibilities. He was away from his seat for the better part of a half hour. This story is also about how John McCann has shown the public yet again that he is willing to squander public resources in the pursuit of his petty grievances. Also, as is so clearly shown in the photo of John McCann photographing Ms. Cheers' license plate, that he would choose to do this, rather than return to his elected duties, when everyone in the room knew where the sign was. No, these stories are not about signs. Rather, they are about human behavior. They are about how some people will behave in extreme and bizarre ways over some rather trivial matters. These stories are about how certain individuals demonstrate erratic and off balanced decision making when faced with choices that more sane people would laugh off. No, this story was not about a sign. This story was about John McCann and why he is so wrong for the people of the south bay.— June 19, 2013 12:56 p.m.
Sweetwater trustee reports stolen property to police
I do remember referring to the mess that is Sweetwater, as a festering pus. That was years ago when the Jesus was here.— June 19, 2013 12:10 p.m.
California Public Record Act decimated by recent vote
It was one of the more bizarre meetings I have ever seen. John McCann calling the police because someone had one of his campaign signs at the meeting. What a little man.— June 18, 2013 11:55 p.m.
California Public Record Act decimated by recent vote
Sorry Annie, but it isn't Jim Cartmill that needs to honor the intent of the request, but rather Fast Eddie. The public is doomed.— June 18, 2013 11:50 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
You really think that? I just can't wait until the repercussions of Ed's testimony play out.— June 12, 2013 7:45 p.m.