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The asset split is based on Dec 31, 2007 assets. Depending on how the asset split turns out, the District may be improperly spending east side funds.
Mr. Christensen's comments are laughable. They sat on their hands for years while this financial mess grew. JSD only has the money to spend because the east side cities begged them to issue the remaining 2002 bonds. At the time, Mr. Christensen indicated it would be "dishonorable" to do so. Interesting how his conspet of honor changes with the circumstances. One also wonders which students Mrs. Wallace is talking about. Every vote she has taken over the past 6 months has been in direct contradiction to the interests of the constituents she claims to serve. She is the swing vote sending all the money west while east side schools languish.
Hardly.
Every school has work done on it during the summer so why should this year be any different? Repairs from wear and tear need to be made, rooms repainted, carpet patched, etc. They will be doing this in ALL the schools. Do you just believe the buildings maintain themselves and lo and behold look better at the beginning of the next year?
Next thing you will be claiming is that paying teachers for work done after Dec. 31, 2007 was improperly spending East side money because of a general ignorance how we fund education. These school repairs must be done before schools reopen the next year.
Of course that means the schools wouldn't operate next year, all those kids would drive their parents crazy and we'd have total chaos, but at least you Easterners would get a few dollars back.
It really would be foolish to stop school operations, and I doubt the courts would use an injunction order that could have devastating consequences. Besides, these board members were elected by you as well as I to represent the district. Let thme do their job.
Isn't it odd that those who were impacted the most on the district split were not allowed to vote? This seems to be a very bad bit of legislation, and we need to find out who passed that law and get rid of them. Our laws in Utah are continually benefitting the special interests at the expense of the majority of citizens.
It's only fair that the west side gets as much as they can out of the district before the split. Let those on the east side whine and moan for a while. They voted for the split, and now it's time they actually pay for their poor decisions.