But apparently districts are getting a little more creative.
From 2018 and SD...
After Tri-Valley 'scam,' lawmakers loath to make enrollment padding a felony
And note how state pols refused to hold perps accountable.
First thing I'd do is see if you can rustle up some other parents interested enough to find out if anything hinky is going on. There's power in numbers.
Bkmrk
Thanks for posting.
Those including Legislatures in the Education equation that includes everything from teachers to the Governor and everything in between for all fifty States should get a gold star for perception.
Legislatures are just as big a part of the problem as rubber stamp complicit and neutered School Boards. Two points in relation to the SD incident. Legislative Committees are one way good legislation gets canned without much fuss. After all the Bill got a hearing and was voted on and the vote was overwhelmingly nay or yea as needed.
Necessary legislation can be passed much easier without the appropriate penalty attached. There is a ton of criminal Statutes with weak penalties. In the case of Representative Peterson’s Bill, Tri-Valley School District was being asked to cleanup it’s act with appropriate penalties attached. Well, we can’t have that it will cost the School District, so they provided their best and brightest to testify against the Bill. “Opponents testifying included school groups and a mother of a Tri-Valley student”.
Shazam dead on arrival, after all a simple apology is all that was needed. All that may in reality be true, to various sides of an issue. Law isn’t the answer to all of our problems. There aren’t many in the smaller government camp who will disagree with the fact we already have far too much law on the books. In this particular case, the problem was out in the open the liberal Legislature in the form of the fifteen members of the judiciary took action, they deemed appropriate. End of story till the next time.