The incompetence and seeming complicity of the EPISD Board of Directors is the reason to get behind the reform efforts of former Senator Eliot Shapleigh. Sen. Shapleigh sent out the following email announcing another citizen's event:
Dear Fellow Paseños—
Wow! What a great town hall at Valle Verde! That story by Bowie teacher Pat Padilla
on how her students got ‘disappeared’ at EPISD made me really want to do more.
So many more teachers, students and parents are now coming out with their
stories.
Let’s do our next Town Hall — mark your calendar now -- UTEP
on August 2nd at 5.30 at Union Cinema. Strap on your chanclas—and
let’s get going!
Over the last few days, dozens of you have helped on a
petition, work on a website and share great ideas about great schools. Let’s
first thank all the great students and teachers at EPISD for a job well done.
But let’s roll up our sleeves now to un-do the monumental mess Lorenzo Garcia
made at our largest district.
If you want a road map to corruption, here is Garcia’s
federal information. [Court document link above] When school starts, our job is to stop the corruption,
kick out the culprits and restore great education to a great district.
Join me at UTEP, Thursday, August 2nd at 5.30p
at the Union Cinema. Please, send this email to ten of your friends—don’t wait.
Do it now. And on August 2nd give each a call to get them to UTEP.
Better schools start today.
For all of us, for all our children and
grandchildren, it’s worth the fight!
Eliot Shapleigh
Proud Paseño
The sustainability of our City depends on an educated citizenry. Poorly managed, EPISD must be reformed now. Changes must occur now. Transparency must be paramount.
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