[Dead Corpse]

All signs point to NO.

You mean the news stories based on the plaintiffs lawsuit? Those signs?

Well... shoot. Why bother having a trial and an investigation then? We'll just start stringing all of 'em up from the nearest lamppost... Who should we start with in your opinion? The Superintendent or the District IT Director?

Calling me an "educrat" is as stupid as calling Gandhi a war-monger.

[bamahead]

Well... shoot. Why bother having a trial and an investigation then?

I'm all for the trial. Let's get it all out there in the open.

Calling me an "educrat" is as stupid as calling Gandhi a war-monger.

Well, sir (or ma'am), you seem to have a penchant for assuming that public school students are subject to the authority of their administrators 24/7, and that resources distributed for learning can be abused and misused (by definition of the district's own policy).

I understand the control issues you face while the students are within your walls. But if you are truly claiming authority over students when outside your walls, then you are a statist of the worst kind. Your statements here seem to reveal the latter.