I disagreed with you for a long time on this but I don't think they have a choice now. If they're gonna bounce teacher checks by Jan 25, how the hell are they going to finish the school. The absolute worst case, even worse than not building something is leaving an unfinished building.
(In my defense, I thought they had $20 million more in…
I disagreed with you for a long time on this but I don't think they have a choice now. If they're gonna bounce teacher checks by Jan 25, how the hell are they going to finish the school. The absolute worst case, even worse than not building something is leaving an unfinished building.
(In my defense, I thought they had $20 million more in the reserves, before the last month worth of revelations that the adminstration lied / nobody was looking at the numbers and its all gone now)
I know the Board's policy is not to respond directly to the public comment portion of meetings, but does that extend to Dr. Grossi? If someone explicitly asked if all avenues were explored for halting the Foster School project through a financial lens (why he's been brought in), is it unreasonable to think he'd address such a question/inquiry?
I disagreed with you for a long time on this but I don't think they have a choice now. If they're gonna bounce teacher checks by Jan 25, how the hell are they going to finish the school. The absolute worst case, even worse than not building something is leaving an unfinished building.
(In my defense, I thought they had $20 million more in the reserves, before the last month worth of revelations that the adminstration lied / nobody was looking at the numbers and its all gone now)
I know the Board's policy is not to respond directly to the public comment portion of meetings, but does that extend to Dr. Grossi? If someone explicitly asked if all avenues were explored for halting the Foster School project through a financial lens (why he's been brought in), is it unreasonable to think he'd address such a question/inquiry?
I don't think he would and I think that's probably outside of his skillset