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Louisiana House kills bill to restructure East Baton Rouge Parish schools
Posted on 5/28/14 at 7:58 pm
Posted on 5/28/14 at 7:58 pm
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predictions for future of st george movement? small revitalization? still near-dead?
regardless of st george stance, i feel like the larger stance on the plight of BR public schools is this
predictions for future of st george movement? small revitalization? still near-dead?
regardless of st george stance, i feel like the larger stance on the plight of BR public schools is this
This post was edited on 5/28/14 at 8:00 pm
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Posted on 5/28/14 at 8:08 pm to man in the stadium
The bottom line is that they don't want whitey to have good schools. Period. Whitey is the devil.
Posted on 5/28/14 at 8:12 pm to man in the stadium
This effort to reform EBR schools came from business and civic leaders inside the parish.
So for those keeping score at home the status quo in EBR has effectively combatted attempts by SG to break out for several years now. And now they have effectively stopped reform from those wanting to keep the parish system and make it better.
People scoffed when I said powerful forces were allied to keep the status quo and once again we see proof of just that.
They say we are better together , but only if we do it their way .
So for those keeping score at home the status quo in EBR has effectively combatted attempts by SG to break out for several years now. And now they have effectively stopped reform from those wanting to keep the parish system and make it better.
People scoffed when I said powerful forces were allied to keep the status quo and once again we see proof of just that.
They say we are better together , but only if we do it their way .
Posted on 5/28/14 at 8:59 pm to man in the stadium
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predictions for future of st george movement? small revitalization? still near-dead?
Not by a long shot. MOLA annexation will be nullified, and st.George will be voted on in November. Not that the annexation killed the petition anyway.
Posted on 5/28/14 at 10:37 pm to man in the stadium
The bill had nothing to do with St. George.
The political consultants, I mean "volunteers" for St George are simply using this as a propaganda moment to imply that they were victimized somehow.
The bill was about the state forcing school districts to delegate fiscal responsibility away from the school board to the principals - who work for the school board. I couldn't say it is bad or good, but it had no impact on St. George.
The political consultants, I mean "volunteers" for St George are simply using this as a propaganda moment to imply that they were victimized somehow.
The bill was about the state forcing school districts to delegate fiscal responsibility away from the school board to the principals - who work for the school board. I couldn't say it is bad or good, but it had no impact on St. George.
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