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Maybe they'll fire my communist brother who has been polluting the minds of California students for years.

ROTFLMAO!!!

Um... who do I ping to help me keep your secret? :-)

They could fire 25,000 highly-paid educrats in Sacramento alone and never miss a one (which means they'll ax energetic new hires in inner city schools first).

They are not just axing teachers, they are closing schools. Actually, much to the Teachers Union's dismay, they are going to re-open it as a charter school. Those nasty low test scores mean nothing to the union.

Judge won't stop Sac High closure

By Erika Chavez -- Bee Staff Writer
Published 2:15 a.m. PST Friday, April 4, 2003

A judge on Thursday denied a temporary restraining order against the Sacramento City Unified board of trustees and superintendent, clearing the way for the planned closure and revamping of Sacramento High School.

The restraining order was requested by the California Teachers Association, the Sacramento City Teachers Association and a group of parents who have filed suit to stop the district from closing Sacramento High and turning it into a charter school this fall. The suit contends that as an existing public school, the only charter that can go forward must have teacher approval.