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Charter school may oust board member
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Her actions of going to the media and not following proper channels of reporting is what has her in hot water. When this happens at a regular school things are fixed behind closed doors. That she apparantly did not is more than grounds for dismissal. She should have gone with the errors to the school board before reporting to the state since they are the ones who had to correct the problem. She seems to have done everything out of proper order and should step down.
I sincerely hope that Utahans that care about education can set aside their political differences and focus on the kids getting quality education.
This story seems to miss the point. In a case where there is obviously division in a board shouldn't we celebrate that democracy works and the the board can work quickly to do what they see as best for the school and the kids.
Compliance is important and if this were a safety issue I'd be worried. This is a reporting mistake, not the end of the world. The good news here is that the State Charter School Board is working with this school to get back into compliance (there are schools all over the state out of reporting compliance), the only story here is that there is one board member who chose to be a "whistle blower" rather than a team player.
Disobey the law and you will be called a team player.
Nice message for the kids to learn...
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