The first Springboro BOE meeting I attended was in January 2013. The comments made by some board members disappointed and angered me. Consequently, I began speaking at the meetings, typically as a prearranged speaker. Here's a re-recording of my first Springboro BOE speech. It is my response to the earlier meeting in January during which the BOE promoted the unnecessary spending of funds for a charter school feasibility investigation.
While I am not a parent, I am one who values public education and recognizes its critical importance in facilitating the lifelong success of individuals. As a resident of Springboro, OH, I have been very disappointed in the actions of the Springboro Board of Education (BOE). Particular members of the BOE have voted for and/or promoted policies that are grossly detrimental to the community. These include, but are not limited to, wasteful spending, unfair labor practices, and unconstitutional instruction. Along with many other community members, I have shared my concerns at the BOE meetings. Unfortunately, it appears that the majority community voice falls on deaf ears. Additionally, blatantly erroneous information has been provided by members of the BOE in their attempts to further their own political agenda. On this blog, I share audio files of my own comments at BOE meetings. Furthermore, I provide accurate information regarding some of the key issues of discussion. I would like to thank my good friend and fellow Springboro resident, Tracey Kramer, for bringing the Springboro BOE's actions to my attention!
*Note: While I refer to the BOE as one entity, please recognize that not every member engages in such tactics.
Contact: patelnhpblog@gmail.com
*Note: While I refer to the BOE as one entity, please recognize that not every member engages in such tactics.
Contact: patelnhpblog@gmail.com
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Charter School Investigation: A Detriment to the Community
The first Springboro BOE meeting I attended was in January 2013. The comments made by some board members disappointed and angered me. Consequently, I began speaking at the meetings, typically as a prearranged speaker. Here's a re-recording of my first Springboro BOE speech. It is my response to the earlier meeting in January during which the BOE promoted the unnecessary spending of funds for a charter school feasibility investigation.
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