I am in favor of Map B because it is the one chosen by the committee that had representatives from all trustee areas which therefore provided a thoughtful and impartial decision.
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GEORGIA Mahoney
9 years ago
Past PTA Pres & Harbor Council member
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Leslie Murtaugh
9 years ago
We all need to "play fair."
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joann lombardo
9 years ago
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I am in favor of Map B because it is the only map that meets the legal criteria of the Voting Rights Act and the lawsuit requirements and it is the only map that was thoroughly vetted and selected by a committee of community members. Plan/Map B prioritizes the voting rights of the Westside Costa Mesa community and gives them equitable representation on the school board, something long ignored. I believe equitable leadership for the Westside will build leadership in the community and ultimately have a positive impact on literacy scores and the educational future of our Westside students and families who ARE the protected class in this lawsuit.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Stop gerrymandering!!!!
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andy hong
9 years ago
Without equal representation, democracy does not work.
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Erica Roberts
9 years ago
The main issue at hand is the lack of proper representation and inequity for the 2018 school board election. Map B was decided by a committee of community members that represented each trustee zone and it should stand as the designated map for 2018. The map will be redrawn after the 2020 census because population numbers will have increased since 2010. School Board Trustee Maps are the subject of multiple public hearings in the months ahead. Please speak up and let your voice be heard.
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Laurie Smith
9 years ago
I am in favor of Map B because it is the only map that meets the legal criteria of the Voting Rights Act and the lawsuit requirements and it is the only map that was thoroughly vetted and selected by a committee of community members. Plan/Map B prioritizes the voting rights of the Westside Costa Mesa community and gives them equitable representation on the school board, something long ignored. I believe equitable leadership for the Westside will build leadership in the community and ultimately have a positive impact on literacy scores and the educational future of our Westside students and families who ARE the protected class in this lawsuit.
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Bruce Asper
9 years ago
Plan B is the best solution!
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Wendy Leece
9 years ago
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I'm signing because the District officials need to follow through with the recommendation by a special committee which studied configurations and boundaries and recommended Map B. By altering boundaries, in another Map G, the CdM zone benefits at the expense of the Westside parents, students and taxpayers. The District officials need to engage the community in the proposed maps and make Map G easily available to the public. The 2018 election will be an important one and voters in all districts must be given opportunities to comment.
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John Caldecott
9 years ago
I support map B as recommended by the committee.
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GEORGIA Mahoney
9 years ago
Out community deserves no less!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Deeply concerned that the re-districting plan must be open, fair and absolutely transparent. No backroom decisions.
I am in favor of Map B because it is the one chosen by the committee that had representatives from all trustee areas which therefore provided a thoughtful and impartial decision.
Past PTA Pres & Harbor Council member
We all need to "play fair."
I am in favor of Map B because it is the only map that meets the legal criteria of the Voting Rights Act and the lawsuit requirements and it is the only map that was thoroughly vetted and selected by a committee of community members. Plan/Map B prioritizes the voting rights of the Westside Costa Mesa community and gives them equitable representation on the school board, something long ignored. I believe equitable leadership for the Westside will build leadership in the community and ultimately have a positive impact on literacy scores and the educational future of our Westside students and families who ARE the protected class in this lawsuit.
Stop gerrymandering!!!!
Without equal representation, democracy does not work.
The main issue at hand is the lack of proper representation and inequity for the 2018 school board election. Map B was decided by a committee of community members that represented each trustee zone and it should stand as the designated map for 2018. The map will be redrawn after the 2020 census because population numbers will have increased since 2010. School Board Trustee Maps are the subject of multiple public hearings in the months ahead. Please speak up and let your voice be heard.
I am in favor of Map B because it is the only map that meets the legal criteria of the Voting Rights Act and the lawsuit requirements and it is the only map that was thoroughly vetted and selected by a committee of community members. Plan/Map B prioritizes the voting rights of the Westside Costa Mesa community and gives them equitable representation on the school board, something long ignored. I believe equitable leadership for the Westside will build leadership in the community and ultimately have a positive impact on literacy scores and the educational future of our Westside students and families who ARE the protected class in this lawsuit.
Plan B is the best solution!
I'm signing because the District officials need to follow through with the recommendation by a special committee which studied configurations and boundaries and recommended Map B. By altering boundaries, in another Map G, the CdM zone benefits at the expense of the Westside parents, students and taxpayers. The District officials need to engage the community in the proposed maps and make Map G easily available to the public. The 2018 election will be an important one and voters in all districts must be given opportunities to comment.
I support map B as recommended by the committee.
Out community deserves no less!
Deeply concerned that the re-districting plan must be open, fair and absolutely transparent. No backroom decisions.