Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Send Auditors, Guns, and Money
The latest in the NEST-mess, from NY Post's David Andreatta, who is all over this baby. (Previous posts on the recent mess here and here.)
I hear there is a big "State of the School" meeting set for Thursday night. Wear the bullet proof vests.
PS - The idea that DOE's auditors will now try to punish the dissident PTA moms is one reason last week's comments by the school system's top lawyer seem so funny to read in black and white!
UPDATE: Check out this comment that was left on the NY Sun's comment section by a parent who raises complaints about the PTA and the old leadership at NEST+m.
I hear there is a big "State of the School" meeting set for Thursday night. Wear the bullet proof vests.
PS - The idea that DOE's auditors will now try to punish the dissident PTA moms is one reason last week's comments by the school system's top lawyer seem so funny to read in black and white!
UPDATE: Check out this comment that was left on the NY Sun's comment section by a parent who raises complaints about the PTA and the old leadership at NEST+m.
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