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Sweetwater underwriters reel in the big one — a grand jury indictment
The way I hear it is if you check all those student signatures they all won't match the students but will look a lot like some adults on the campus. What I have been told is the principal said he was using the money for "beautification", he has been painting slogans on the walls of the school in big five foot tall lettering. I heard he was told to stop painting over some windows of classrooms but did it anyway. I have not seen any of this so maybe someone else can verify what the school looks like.— August 31, 2013 6:14 p.m.
Sweetwater underwriters reel in the big one — a grand jury indictment
Lots of odds things going on at Castle Park Middle, word has it Fifth Avenue had to contact the school to tell the principal to stop spending money from the ASB account for his own personal projects. There was 120K in the account two months ago, now it is somewhere just over 30K. The ASB advisor from the past few years just moved schools and the new one has no idea that there was ever that money in the account in the first place. The principal appears to be using the money to promote himself to Duncan. There is a picture of the principal and Brand on the school’s website, birds of a feather flock together. Using other people’s money for personal gain, while others have been indicted for the same thing in the same district. Why won’t some people learn and how did these people ever get put in charge in the first place?— August 30, 2013 7:09 p.m.
Sweetwater underwriters reel in the big one — a grand jury indictment
Just so people are aware, word has it that on September 13, Sec. of Education Arne Duncan will be visiting Castle Park Middle. There is a plan for some sort of town hall meeting. Expect to see Board members and Brand smoozing for photo ops. You know McCann won’t be able to stay away. With Duncan there the normal players are not going to be able to act in their usual manner, might be a good chance for people to ask real questions in front of the Sec. of Education that people much higher up than our school board need to hear.— August 28, 2013 6:20 p.m.