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Another Set of Rules not Followed.

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The grievance process was initiated on May 5th, 2022, and a follow-up text message to the board specifically requesting that the Level 3 grievance be held in open record took place on May 22nd, 2022. For a standard Level III school board grievance (such as under Texas public school policy DGBA/FNG LOCAL frameworks), the school board must hold the official hearing within 60 days of the Level II decision, and must issue a written final decision within 30 days after the hearing concludes. Due to the nature of the grievance, it went directly to Level 3, and thus the board had until July 5th to most likely hear the grievance. If you went by the text message to the school board member, it would be heard before July 22nd. This would allow resolution before the new school year began. Instead, the district opted to ignore the 60-day rule and have a hearing on August 11th after the new school year had begun. By doing this, it forced the employee to seek employment elsewhere. Laws and policies are in place to protect students and staff and encourage the common good. This works out well in most school districts, but it seems some go out of their way to blur the lines, hide wrongdoing, and avoid embarrassment. Every community deserves transparency, but not all of them get it. More to come.

31 responses to “Another Set of Rules not Followed.”

  1. Anonymous

    Glad to see the regime using new tactics other than hide, lie, and deny. Delay and betray being used as well.

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    1. Anonymous

      Definitely betray. Students, staff, and community.

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  2. Anonymous

    There just following the old saying “rules are meant to be broken.”

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  3. Anonymous

    Count your blessings/ They are just breaking rules this time. Not creating a new local policy to be used as punishment for people standing up against the bad. This shows tremendous growth on their part.

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    1. Anonymous

      It really does. Amazing growth!

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  4. Anonymous

    Folks, we can say evidence hasn’t been posted yet, but it seems everything on this site has had an easy-to-follow paper trail, multiple witnesses, or other evidence mentioned. Not looking good.

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    1. Anonymous

      Enough information has come out to 100% know these people did and covered up horrible things

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  5. Anonymous

    Can’t follow the law, protects the bad, creates local policy to punish those who speak up. No community deserves this.

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  6. Anonymous

    A lot of people have defended the new board members on here, but based on these dates, it seems they were put in the loop long before it went public in January. This may be a lack of integrity by the old board members, but it seems there was also a lack of integrity by the new board members. They all knew.

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    1. Anonymous

      They definitely all knew and all know.

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  7. Anonymous

    It seems one school member may have been pulling all the strings here, and the rest just went along with it.

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    1. Anonymous

      This isnt cloak and dagger. Anyone with a brain and some integrity knows this is wrong.

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  8. Anonymous

    How many more ways will they double down on wrong doing?????

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  9. Anonymous

    People need to quit being delusional, saying they only found out about all this in January and took “quick” action. They knew about all this garbage, accepted it, protected it, hid it, and thus it became their garbage as well. They need to grow up and own it.

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  10. Anonymous

    This site explains why the turnover rate was so high this year.

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  11. Anonymous

    Regime don’t have to follow no rules. They make the rules.

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  12. Anonymous

    Let’s take a closer look at how we can make sure bad things can continue to happen, and our employees know to keep their mouths closed when they witness bad things.

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  13. Anonymous

    It’s really disgusting how they knew about and hid all this wrongdoing, knowing it was horrible and wrong. Then, when the public found out in January, they were swift to condemn it and remove the person from the district. And remember when they took action to remove the person, only a handful of this stuff had come out. Yet, just a couple of these things coming out were enough to get rid of them. Just look at all the stuff we now see they knew about and instead of coming clean, they maintain the policy of lie hide and deny. This site is going to last forever.

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  14. Anonymous

    Blur the lines is so on point. Why not just do what is right?

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  15. Anonymous

    Integrity is not welcome here.

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  16. Anonymous

    I’m done defending. This definitely has a viable paper trail

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  17. Anonymous

    When the people at the top think there are no rules they have to follow this is what you get. Its called corruption.

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  18. Anonymous

    We deserve transparency!!

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  19. Anonymous

    This has quickly become much more than ignoring wrongdoing. Actively trying to protect it and hide it is a different story.

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  20. Anonymous

    They may not have known about all of this when they initially found out. Not monitoring the school they are trying to protect and then dealing with it quickly does beat actively trying to sweep it under the rug for years.

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  21. Anonymous

    It’s stuff like this that makes it so the ones of us who stayed have to ignore things and stay silent.

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  22. Anonymous

    The Wolf (Person doing all this stuff) , the Sheep (teachers, staff, and students), and the Watchdogs ( School Board)

    A wolf grew tired of struggling to catch sheep through open force. He found an old sheepskin, slipped it over his back, and crept into the fold at dusk. The watchdogs smelled danger, but they looked at the fleece and hesitated. They saw the familiar texture of their own kind and chose silence.

    “If the masters do not question it,” the head watchdog told the younger ones, “neither should we. To make a fuss brings trouble to our own kennel.”

    Inside the pen, the sheep noticed the strange, heavy tread and the sharp, glowing eyes of the new arrival. They felt a cold dread in their chests. Yet, rather than sound the alarm, they comforted themselves with whispers:

    “Surely he is just an odd sort of sheep.”

    “If we pretend he belongs, he will not bother us.

    “To accuse him is to admit our flock is unsafe, which ruins our peace.”

    So, the herd moved over to make room for him. They praised his strong posture and shared their grass with him, convincing themselves that conformity was safety. Every night, a sheep vanished. Every morning, the watchdogs looked at the empty patch of ground and turned their gaze away. They blamed the wind, or sickness, or fate—anything to avoid looking at the wool-covered teeth in their midst. The wolf grew fat and bold. The dogs slept soundly, well-fed by the wolf’s leftovers. And the flock grew smaller, until no one was left to remember that the pen had ever been safe.

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    1. Anonymous

      Perfect analogy!

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  23. Anonymous

    When you only care about your appearance and embarrassment, you don’t mind stepping on others to make you look a certain way. Masks have become permanent. it seems.

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  24. Anonymous

    A person who remains neutral in the face of injustice becomes a part of the problem. This is what I thought was happening, but I see now I was wrong. They didn’t stay neutral. They acted with intent to protect the bad and silence the good. This is not a problem of silence; it’s a problem of people wanting to protect their own social power, and they are ok stepping on others to keep it.

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  25. Anonymous

    This is not surprising!

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