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Originally posted by Fish:
We all know it would be a great move for the District if they did apologize and were sincere about it, but that would require throwing one of their own under the proverbial bus. I just don't think the board as a whole (with its current members) is ready to do that.

I think you nailed it with this comment.

I am not sure what we should move on from. I am over the 2001 referendum. We should get an apology but that ain't never gonna happen. What I have a problem with is that our current BOE believes we should always take the maximum levy regardless of current needs. Hey, if there is any thing left over they can always add more programs that will require more staff and the more building space. This philosophy is the one belonging to the current board not the one that was in place in 2001.

It's for the kids!

Fish et al, you know i respect you, hope you feel the same way. But that's what they are hoping for. That we forget the whole thing and let them off the hook, until we line ourselves up for another screw job. Not going to happen on my watch if I can help it. Their lack of remorse and fair play seems to continue as exhibited in the last open meeting. Sorry.

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Originally posted by Gus:
Fish et al, you know i respect you, hope you feel the same way. But that's what they are hoping for. That we forget the whole thing and let them off the hook, until we line ourselves up for another screw job. Not going to happen on my watch if I can help it. Their lack of remorse and fair play seems to continue as exhibited in the last open meeting. Sorry.

Gus, my post did not propose that we "forget". In fact, it stated just the opposite. Don't forget! Just don't dwell on it.