An ongoing process to come to an agreement on a wage settlement between Albuquerque Public Schools and the Albuquerque Educational Assistants' Association may actually be coming to an end. On Tuesday, December 2, 2008 the Albuquerque Educational Assistants Association...
New Report Humans off the Hook, The Sun is to Blame for Global Warming By Albert N Milliron, Opinion-Editorial The American Physical Society, consisting of over 50,000 physicists were touted as...
School board member, Marty Esquivel stepped in for the APS Communications and Community Relations Departments, and for the rest of the leadership of the APS,on the Jim Villanucci show Friday afternoon.
He said that, the problems that APS is having, are the result of a...
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The principle is that public servants are accountable to the public;
and accountable to a meaningful standard of conduct.
I can think of no other way to demonstrate support for the principle;
except to stand up in its defense.
It is my conviction that, if enough people stand...
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Suppose that instead of stonewalling, the Leadership of the Albuquerque
Public Schools actually answered the question. What if when asked, in
your public service, will you hold yourself honestly accountable to a
meaningful standard of conduct; they said “no”
What if they...
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If a public servant breaks the law while abusing her power, should the
public pay for the attorney who saves her from accountability for that
abuse?
If so, is it still OK if the money goes to her husband’s law firm? It
is a large amount of money; an amount so indefensible...
In an Albuquerque Journal article entitled, Smart Discipline; an entirely superficial examination is afforded to the District’s response to discipline problems.
A deeper examination would have revealed that discipline problems in the District stem APS’ lack of a...
Is there a scandal? I submit that there is based on the following facts. The leadership of the APS has repeatedly refused to hold itself honestly accountable to the same standard of ethical conduct that it enforces upon students. Further, the leadership of the APS pays...
I submit that a school where children are in charge is a failing school, by any reasonable measure. Conversely, those schools where the adults are in charge succeed, by any reasonable measure.
There is a simple test. Is prohibited behavior permitted? A school where...
The mainstream media censored the vast majority of the evidence of fraud, so that most Americans to this day, have never heard a fraction of what was amiss.
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The scandal; the leaders of the Albuquerque Public Schools have decided that they will not be held accountable for their (mis)conduct. They have eliminated standards against which their conduct can be measured. They have rendered powerless any system by which they might be...
There is an ethics scandal in the Albuquerque Public Schools. The school board and administration have repeatedly refused to hold themselves honestly accountable to the same standard to which they hold students accountable; the Pillars of Character Counts.
The scandal...
Tonight’s op-ed section in the Trib includes a piece by Dan Serrano, Vice President of the West Side Coalition of Neighborhoods.
Serrano wrote in response to a Tribune editorial, “A West Side District Deserves One Big Boo, an essay whose gravitas was reflected in the...
There is a fight going on.
On one side is the Leadership of the APS. They refuse to hold themselves honestly accountable to the same standard of conduct that applies to students. They refuse to be role models of the student standard of conduct.
On the other side there...