Chico School Exposed

Taking It Another Step Further

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After receiving the news that his position would be eliminated, the teacher went about business as usual. Additionally, he was employed as a teacher with a full job description indicating so, as provided by the district admin. He had been teaching in this capacity for 17 years, often receiving the highest scores in the district on STAAR exams. When later in the year the full-time position became available, teaching and doing his current teaching role, he applied for the position. A hiring committee was formed, and they concluded that he was the most qualified for the job; thus, his name was brought before the board for the position. The board, however, along with the person they were trying to protect regarding the wrongdoing on this site, decided to do something different. They voted into place a new local law that prevented him from getting the position. The fact that the district goes to great lengths to keep wrongdoing and illegal activity hidden is something every citizen needs to consider. When a board is willing to pass a local law restricting an employee from working in the same position they have held for 17 years because they spoke up for decency and common values, what else might they have done that no one knows about?

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261 responses to “Taking It Another Step Further”

  1. Anonymous

    So this is what this district has come to. Not only do they hide and protect horrible words and behaviors, they also eliminate people who stand up against it.

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  2. Anonymous

    Zero integrity and zero accountability.

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  3. Anonymous

    I heard based on all the evidence that will be coming on here this site will be regularly posting into 2027! LMAO! That’s a ton of stuff!

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    1. Anonymous

      Over a year’s worth of stuff they tried to hide and cover up is nuts!

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    2. Anonymous

      2027!!!!

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    3. Anonymous

      When evidence starts getting posted, this all moves from hearsay as some people have claimed to defined misconduct, misuse of tax payer dollars, and a deliberate illegal coverup by the board of trustees.

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  4. Anonymous

    One or two things on here are horrible. All of them are completely unacceptable. The board aligning their hearts with these things through their actions and lack of actions is depressing. BE BETTER!

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  5. Anonymous

    Really should apologize, do better, or step down. Serving the community by supporting these horrible things is not serving the community.

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    1. Anonymous

      A true apology is not about making excuses, but taking responsibility.

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  6. Anonymous

    If you have to hide what you are doing from someone, then you know in your hearts what you are doing is wrong doing.

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  7. Anonymous

    If you have been hiding something for over two years, aren’t you inadvertently admitting it is wrong?

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    1. Anonymous

      Yes! 100% proof they knew it was wrong but had different moral priorities. They still don’t want to get in front of it but when evidence starts coming on here the media and government will be asking why they didn’t.

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  8. Anonymous

    Only very dark-hearted people would do this to protect themselves from embarrassment.

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  9. Anonymous

    Guys, we need to get off the school boards back here. They are volunteering their time (unpaid) to help our school succeed. They put in hours away from their families to do the best that they can. They got rid of the person doing all these horrible things, and he no longer represents the district. The new leadership they appointed, mind you, would never do these things and is probably trying to make things right as we speak.

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    1. Anonymous

      Bad things don’t become good things just because you “volunteered” your time to do them. Everyone makes a choice and choices reflect on the nature of the heart.

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    2. Anonymous

      If I volunteer to work at a local grocery store for free, is it okay for me to steal steaks for my grill every day? Is it okay if I stay silent when I see a manager harassing employees? And worse, if I essentially own the store and have the power to do something about it, but instead I cover it up and hide it because I don’t want my store to be seen in a bad light, is that right? And when an employee speaks out and tells me about the manager stealing from the cash register and harassing employees, I devise a way to get rid of the employee to try and continue covering it up? What would that say about a person who would do that? Good person or bad person? If you can’t answer that for yourself, go ask a 5 year old.

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      1. Anonymous

        LMAO! Amazing analogy! lol

  10. Anonymous

    Tricked or simply blindly following along followers to the truth and the light would confess, repent, and promise to do better. Those who hide in silence and shadows will be judged in this life or the next.

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  11. Anonymous

    Honesty and accountability are not the regime’s way. Get on board or we will get you out!

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  12. Anonymous

    Decency and common values….Pshhh… We only stand up for racism, sexism, discrimination, and wasted tax dollars. Kiss the ring or kiss your a** goodbye.

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    1. Anonymous

      Kiss the ring! lmao

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  13. Anonymous

    The board has a very strong superpower. It’s called a closed session. Every district has them, and they are supposed to be very limited. The district is also required to keep a certified agenda or make a tape recording. Look at our agendas. They are the same generic thing every meeting and they definitely don’t record. They go out of their way to hide and deceive.

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  14. Anonymous

    How power is used in organizations determines whether it unites us with trust or divides us with fear.

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    1. Anonymous

      Yes. Openness, transparency, and accountability equal trust. Hiding, lying, and denying equal fear. Punishing those who stand up for what’s right equals silence, so more bad things will surely happen.

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  15. Anonymous

    This is messed up!

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  16. Anonymous

    I cannot change the past, but today and every day to come, I will strive to be the best human I can be. I ask for your forgiveness.

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    1. Anonymous

      Simple and very powerful!

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    2. Anonymous

      Finally, the right approach has been posted.

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  17. Anonymous

    When your actions don’t reflect the person you claim to be, you aren’t the person you think you are. You may not see it even when looking in the mirror, but I can assure you everyone else does.

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  18. Anonymous

    The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.- Ted Lasso

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    1. Anonymous

      Love me some Lasso!

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    2. Anonymous

      The truth has pissed a lot of people off but it hasnt set anyone free yet. The regime still rules with an iron fist.

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  19. Anonymous

    You aren’t being a good steward of the district when you have to use so many tax dollars to cover up corruption instead of educating kids.

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  20. Anonymous

    Excellence in education or excellence in coverups? The fact that you worked so hard to hide it proves you 100% knew it was all wrong.

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    1. Anonymous

      Yes! For sure,, they all knew it was wrong. Once it went public it was addressed very quickly. The real problem is that if it hadn’t gone public, it would never have been dealt with. It says a lot about a person’s moral compass.

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  21. Anonymous

    Proverbs 4:18-19: ” The path of the righteous is like the morning sun, shining ever brighter till the full light of day. But the way of the wicked is like deep darkness; they do not know what makes them stumble”

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  22. Anonymous

    New here, and wow, it took me a while to read through all of this. Here is my outside opinion. First, your district really ticked off an employee/ now ex employee. Second, he/she has every right to be ticked off, as the things on here aren’t only immoral; they are highly illegal. Third, if all the evidence alluded to keeps coming out to validate the posts, the magnitude of this will be 1000-fold. And lastly, if this isn’t a bunch of super corrupt people, as these posts very clearly indicate, why not simply own up to it and apologize? As many on here have put it, several things indicate that all knew it was wrong. You hid it for years; you did an “investigation,” if you would call it that, with no witnesses; you denied someone the recording of their own testimony; you passed a new law to punish that person, and when it went public, you acted quickly to get rid of the person that did all these things. You have basically already completely confessed in every way possible, but only through deceptive ways. Confess, write a letter of apology, and move on. I’m not from your town, and I’m not even in education. I’m just a follower of Christ who has a conscience. There is the right way and the Christ way, and they are the same.

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    1. Anonymous

      There is the right way, then there is the regime way. Sad that we follow the latter.

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    2. Anonymous

      Pretty much sums it up completely!

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  23. Anonymous

    A 5 year old can see the stuff done by this district is wrong.

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    1. Anonymous

      A 2 year old can as well.

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  24. Anonymous

    And this post is why more wrongdoing will happen in this district. We can’t stand up to protect it because the wrongdoing has the greatest protection by the people at the top.

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  25. Anonymous

    Still just words, people. I haven’t seen much evidence. Once I see evidence I will be on board but not until.

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  26. Anonymous

    Maybe the board was misguided, but I’m not sure that’s any better!

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    1. Anonymous

      Definitely not any better!

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    2. Anonymous

      I’d personally rather be seen as a fool than a fraud.

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  27. Anonymous

    Matthew 18:15-17 l
    “If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault, between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother. But if he does not listen, take one or two others along with you, that every charge may be established by the evidence of two or three witnesses. If he refuses to listen to them, tell it to the church. And if he refuses to listen even to the church, let him be to you as a Gentile and a tax collector.

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  28. Anonymous

    Doing what’s right isn’t the same as doing what’s easy. When you choose easy, sometimes you have to keep doubling down on what’s wrong to hide other easy choices of wrongdoing.

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  29. Anonymous

    The cover up key is always to get rid of the people who know, in hopes that they won’t be around to tell. When you do that you make sure the rest of us stay silent.

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  30. Anonymous

    The board is made up of humans. Show some humanity. People make mistakes. That doesn’t make them bad people.

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  31. Anonymous

    A lot of people on here being very judgy. You weren’t in their shoes and we haven’t seen any evidence or indication where evidence might be found.

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  32. Anonymous

    I think the church knows now. lol

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  33. Anonymous

    A lot of people on here being kinda snarky. I don’t agree with the way it’s being discussed on here and I do love and support our board but there is a deep rooted issue. You don’t hide cancer because it spreads. I pray the board will be open with us, take responsibility, and we can all move on trusting them in the future.

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  34. Anonymous

    This isn’t about the actions of a horrible past leader, a disgruntled employee, or a school board with its head in the sand. It’s about the culture, values, accountability, and environment that has been created through silence, suppression, and one massive coverup after another.

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  35. Anonymous

    These types of actions establish a precedent that all of us understand. Speak up and get pushed out. It’s so extreme that the only way to fix it is for the people who did it to no longer have a say. Tricked, deceived, or whatever. The board voted for the district employees to have no voice. It’s sad.

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  36. Anonymous

    The regime be taking stuff serious despite if its lawful or not. The regime makes the law and the law demands no one bucking the system or speaking out.

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  37. Anonymous

    Will names be on the evidence presented?

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  38. Anonymous

    All these words are great by the mod but not a single instant of an official complaint. School boards can’t just go on hearsay. Official policies and procedures have to be followed. There is a right way to address concerns and those are the only ways that count.

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  39. Anonymous

    This seems like a school board laziness issue. Doing what is decent and right requires effort.

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  40. Anonymous

    Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks and the board votes!

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  41. Anonymous

    Put your hand up if you believe in coverups!

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  42. Anonymous

    Hey mod. Can’t wait to see the evidence here. The blog forced them to take action, but the evidence will force accountability. Like I told you, they will prob never take accountability themselves, but with the open records request, newspaper inquiries, and state-level investigations, that hard evidence will require accountability. And remember, all the stuff on here was supposed to be self-reported to the governing bodies.

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  43. Anonymous

    Timer back up! Was getting worried the ride was over. lol

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  44. Anonymous

    “Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down the path of increasingly repressive measures, until it becomes a source of terror to all its citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear.” Harry Truman

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  45. Anonymous

    Actions like this are a window into a person’s soul.

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  46. Anonymous

    This baffles me, given that we live in a world where it’s so easy to do the right thing. I just look at myself and ask if my children knew I did these things, stood up for these things, protected these things… would they see me as good or in the wrong? Without spinning it or trying to explain, how would my children see me? If I have to spin it or explain it, I already know it’s wrong.

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  47. Anonymous

    “Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage to do what is right. It’s called the road less traveled.”
    ― Donald Trump

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  48. Anonymous

    All the wrong doing on this blog is bad. The board going to such lengths to protect and hide it is disgusting.

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  49. Anonymous

    People make mistakes. Have some empathy

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  50. Anonymous

    People make mistakes but they should own up to them. The extensive coverup is not acceptable.

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