One Wonders If the Bill Will Say "By Request of the Attorney General"
Bill Hinkle Introduces Campaign Financing Fairness Act.
Odds on it passing: 10%.
Read more here, if any.
Odds on it passing: 10%.
Read more here, if any.
In 2010-11, schools added an additional 235 employees to school payrolls, increasing from 101,675 employees in 2009-10 to 101,910 employees in 2010-11."See, there's more employees! Funding's great! Ignore all those lying assholes who actually work in the schools, they don't know how to use the internet the way I do!"
Labels: jobs bill, LEAP, lies damn lies and statistics, Liv Finne, oops, stimulus money
After passing the Families and Education Levy, and managing to re-elect three of the four incumbents running for school board, the Emerald City rudely cast out School Board President, Steve Sundquist. In an upset, Seattle elected a retired substitute math teacher – a result that has some casting about for answers and left to wonder, what happened? Teachers’ union contributions happened. And likely a whole lot of other stuff. But without the benefit of exit polling, we’ll likely never know, exactly.That's from Chris Korsmo of the League of Education Voters, and while she's already being beaten up pretty good in the comments section (+1 for transparency), it bears repeating:
Labels: Chris Korsmo, League of Education Voters, LEV, Seattle Schools