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Consolidating with the March 5 Los Angeles Community College district s board election — an option presented at a special Burbank holiday inn express cancun Unified school board meeting Thursday night — would cost the district $110,000, but carries the risk of lower voter turnout.
"There are many people in the community that recognize that the community college election in this community is not an election where we have high levels holiday inn express cancun of participation," school board President Larry Applebaum said.
Has anyone else caught how all these news stories about the school board always holiday inn express cancun seem to quote this Apple-fritter guy ? What do the rest of those members of the board do ? It looks like Apple-fritters has just taken the whole thing over as a one man show from the news stories these days. I need to start watching the meetings on television because holiday inn express cancun nothing they do seems to be above board at this point.
NO. To another bond the answer is NO. The schools have a budget shortfall and bonds are not even designed to address a budget shortfall so Board Member Applebaum needs to get off the bond soap box, the answer is NO. I honestly don t care what Board Member Dilibert offered or how much he can bring to help pass a bond the answer is still NO BOND. This school board needs to understand we are still paying for their last bond.
2) The BUSD also got over $100 million from the state for these facilities, extra, beyond that of the bond issue, and which they lied about in the late 90s and said was not available (and thus we need to get the bond passed),
Rumors are that the school board wants a bond to pay for all the last bond work which is already falling apart. Didn t they promise the voters complete accountability with the last bond and money put away every year for maintenance so we would not need to go for a bond all over again ? Unfortunately some of us who voted for the last bond remember the promises from back then.
The last bond election in 1997 also had an action plan set up ahead of time, to let the voters know where the money would be going. They never followed it of course (they overspent at Burroughs by about 4 times what the action plan had set out, because Burroughs bitched that BHS was getting all of the good stuff), but at least they had a prescription.
Along with the $110 million or so of the bond money, the BUSD also got $100 + million from the state. The total facilities expenditures were something like $230 million. Gordon gave out the number a few months ago.
If everyone saw some of the crappy materials that I saw at the school you would know why they need another bond to replace it. Stuff was breaking the first week it was getting used thats how crappy it was.
And don t even get me started on BHS. A beautiful, quiet, well-designed 1920s progressive facility (that had been deliberately let go over the years) was converted into a street-top holiday inn express cancun prison yard. Walled-in courtyard and all.