[CALIBK12] Jobs on the Line

[RichardGuy at aol.com]

Keep in mind that administrators love to use a "crisis" to make changes that 
they can't excuse otherwise.   Ask for (insist on) a districtwide discussion 
and make sure you are a part of it.

RMoore (sig below)


In a message dated 2/8/08 1:48:17 PM, BJDuffy at lbusd.k12.ca.us writes:


> While the situation looks Dire - and it Looks more dire than it really is - 
> The state cannot afford to let half the school districts declare 
> bankruptcy.  That is more expensive than just funding them in the first place.  A FEW 
> legislators are beginning to think about this, but mention that to yours...ask 
> what will happen if many districts declare bankruptcy.  Make them think and 
> maybe tweak their plans a bit.
>   
> 
> 







Richard K. Moore, InfoSherpa
Huntington Beach, CA
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