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Jason Fischer
Jason Fischer, amends his J-1 bill from having an appointed school board to having an elected superintendent.
https://testing.gfordistrict3.com/2019/09/jason-fischer-turns-his-attacks-towards.html
Lenny Curry
The chutzpah of this guy as he has led the charge of the referendum, so DCPS can’t take care of its maintenance needs.
Mayor Lenny Curry says he’ll ensure problems facing Duval County … If your management (Greene) can’t fix basic needs like air conditioning, we will.”.
https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/local/jacksonville-mayor-lenny-curry-accepting-email-requests-to-fix-classrooms-schools/77-5ab856ab-8f27-406f-92fd-034b11240d19
Jordan Elsbury, assistant to the mayor.
So Greene is a bureaucrat with little results, despite leading Manatee County and DCPS to its best graduation rates and to less than one percentage point away from an A district grade.
Then throw in Gary Chartrand the Ponta Vedra millionaire and puppeteer, who didn’t want Greene chosen to be super, for good measure
What do all of these people have in common? I think you can figure it out.
Let me make this clear, I am not saying these men are racist, I am how asking why when a white man was the super, one who arguably didn’t do as well as her, there were no such attacks.
Yesterday in an obvious political stunt, Mayor Curry claimed he didn’t know anything about the district’s air conditioner woes when he offered to help. Now you should ask yourself, is he lying, which brings up a whole host of issues, or is he that uninformed which would be even worse.
You won’t have to wait very long, about a minute in, the reporter says he said, he had no idea,
https://www.news4jax.com/education/mayor-curry-offers-city-dollars-to-fix-duval-county-schools
There was a better video where you can hear him actually saying it but I couldn’t find it today. If I find it later I will switch it in
I googled, Duval County Schools, air conditioning, and there were literally dozens of entries from the beginning of the summer till today.
Here are just five.
https://www.jacksonville.com/news/20190622/maintenance-woes-plague-duval-schools
https://www.jacksonville.com/news/20190624/its-easier-here-get-ready-for-fight-over-duval-schools
Is it possible that Curry could have somehow missed all this coverage? I would think no, but 4 months ago, I would have said there was no way a mayor and city council would fight against, jobs, schools, a city, stimulus, children, revitalizing neighborhoods, attracting businesses and slowing or stopping flight to the suburbs, too and boy was I wrong.
What Curry did was a stunt, pure and simple.
We have real problems and we deserve serious people trying to solve them.
From the Times Union,
From the Times Union,
This tweet isn’t from July or August it is from yesterday.
Is that first rate trolling on his part? Or maybe he just doesn’t understand the answers he got, because we all know he doesn’t understand how school districts work. Smith-Juarez met several times in her district which composes Wilson’t but since she didn’t meet at places he apparently wanted her to, that wasn’t good enough.
I have some questions for Wilson.
Does he know parents, the district and the teacher union’s are suing the city because of him?
Does he know that in addition to fixing the district’s infrastructure, the referendum would undoubtedly create jobs, give the city a stimulus, attract businesses, and slow and stop flight to the suburbs or you know, those things that most city councils fight for.
Then how does he sleep at night knowing he is fighting against the city’s schools and children, oh wait I know, he sleeps on pillows stuffed with civic council cash.
Michael Olenick is a constriction company executive,
You know because that’s the same thing, practically as working in education.
Finally there is Jacksonville’s own Joe York who in May threatened Superintendent Greene, saying she should listen to the civic council if she wanted Duval to be successful.
https://testing.gfordistrict3.com/2019/06/state-board-member-threatens-dcps.html
He is an AT&T executive,
Not one of them has an education background and not one is qualified to be on the state board of education, not one, yet there they are because of reasons (money) dictating education policy. We would have a better and more experienced board if we would have put everyone who lives in Florida, nineteen million people, names in a hat and drew randomly.