The lack of transparency here is really upsetting. Why did Ms. O leave so suddenly?? We deserve some real answers from the board instead of being left in the dark.
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Nedra-Iman Brantley
8 years ago
I'm here for all of this! Our children deserve the best!
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Mark Kapoor
8 years ago
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Keith needs to go. This whole situation is a mess and the board clearly has zero interest in hearing what the families actually want.
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Damiana Astudillo
8 years ago
Our board lacks transparency, independence, it is filled with conflicts of interest. Almost each person in the board has been hand picked by Keith and has a professional, business or personal relationship with him. Our public school belongs to the community, to us the families and we have to feel valued and taken into account. The current members of the board do not have this basic understanding.
In the 7 months that Ms. Omotayo has been in our school, in spite of the significant effort to diminish her leadership ability and influence she has earned the respect and love of families, teachers and children. She may have resigned but she was forced by the circumstances. She was put in an impossible position to lead without any support of the board.
We demand the board reaches out to her and requests her to reconsider her decision. More than ever we need her back during this difficult transition time but we need her empowered in her position.
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Damiana Astudillo
8 years ago
Our board lacks transparency, independence, it is filled with conflicts of interest. Almost each person in the board has been hand picked by Keith and has a professional, business or personal relationship with him. Our public school belongs to the community, to us the families and we have to feel valued and taken into account. The current members of the board do not have this basic understanding.
In the 7 months that Ms. Omotayo has been in our school, in spite of the significant effort to diminish her leadership ability and influence she has earned the respect and love of families, teachers and children. She may have resigned but she was forced by the circumstances. She was put in an impossible position to lead without any support of the board.
We demand the board reaches out to her and requests her to reconsider her decision. More than ever we need her back during this difficult transition time but we need her empowered in her position.
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Noriko Miyagawa
8 years ago
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Lots of things are unanswered by the board. I need to know what is going on even though I cannot make attendance to the board meetings.
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Jenn Depalma
8 years ago
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We need and deserve an independent board, that takes into account the interest and input of parents.
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Kerry cassidy
8 years ago
The fact the board won’t listen to parents speaks volumes
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Trameece Jeffries
8 years ago
Shocked!
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Katie Walls
8 years ago
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The loss of Ms. O is a significant blow to the school. Her loss deepens my distrust in the board's ability to guide the school effectively and diminishes parent confidence and morale.
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Katie Harris Banks
8 years ago
I do not want to lose Mrs. O!
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Rebecca Bonhomme
8 years ago
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I want an impartial board that respects, Values, and seeks out parents voices and concerns! Bring back Mrs. O, please!
The lack of transparency here is really upsetting. Why did Ms. O leave so suddenly?? We deserve some real answers from the board instead of being left in the dark.
I'm here for all of this! Our children deserve the best!
Keith needs to go. This whole situation is a mess and the board clearly has zero interest in hearing what the families actually want.
Our board lacks transparency, independence, it is filled with conflicts of interest. Almost each person in the board has been hand picked by Keith and has a professional, business or personal relationship with him. Our public school belongs to the community, to us the families and we have to feel valued and taken into account. The current members of the board do not have this basic understanding. In the 7 months that Ms. Omotayo has been in our school, in spite of the significant effort to diminish her leadership ability and influence she has earned the respect and love of families, teachers and children. She may have resigned but she was forced by the circumstances. She was put in an impossible position to lead without any support of the board. We demand the board reaches out to her and requests her to reconsider her decision. More than ever we need her back during this difficult transition time but we need her empowered in her position.
Our board lacks transparency, independence, it is filled with conflicts of interest. Almost each person in the board has been hand picked by Keith and has a professional, business or personal relationship with him. Our public school belongs to the community, to us the families and we have to feel valued and taken into account. The current members of the board do not have this basic understanding. In the 7 months that Ms. Omotayo has been in our school, in spite of the significant effort to diminish her leadership ability and influence she has earned the respect and love of families, teachers and children. She may have resigned but she was forced by the circumstances. She was put in an impossible position to lead without any support of the board. We demand the board reaches out to her and requests her to reconsider her decision. More than ever we need her back during this difficult transition time but we need her empowered in her position.
Lots of things are unanswered by the board. I need to know what is going on even though I cannot make attendance to the board meetings.
We need and deserve an independent board, that takes into account the interest and input of parents.
The fact the board won’t listen to parents speaks volumes
Shocked!
The loss of Ms. O is a significant blow to the school. Her loss deepens my distrust in the board's ability to guide the school effectively and diminishes parent confidence and morale.
I do not want to lose Mrs. O!
I want an impartial board that respects, Values, and seeks out parents voices and concerns! Bring back Mrs. O, please!