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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with this fro a PP... “What I read implied that APS had misrepresented or miscalculated Reed's walkability because they are now spending $$$ to bus kids there. My immediate thought was, well of course the estimated transportation costs went up after they finalized the boundaries, because they probably assumed that all the kids who could walk to Reed would go there. And that someone intimately involved in the process would know that.” I’m not even half as involved as this woman and I could tell you why Reed suddenly needs more buses. By the way, the bus and cost implications of the Reed boundary were pointed out to APS repeatedly and also the traffic nightmare they created and it was more important to not upset anyone during a pandemic. [/quote] This is why I won't vote for Mary. She prioritized one school over what is better for the system as a whole.[/quote] Assuming for the sake of argument that’s what she did, she was PTA for one school at that time. That was kind of her role to advocate for that school. That does not mean she won’t be looking out for all schools as a SB member. This is just silly.[/quote] This came up on another thread so interesting to see it come up again. I think it's interesting to see people assert that it's perfectly normal for a PTA president to advocate for something they know is not for the greater good. Because that's their job. If that's what we're all saying is appropriate and normal, PTAs should not be allowed to have such a large voice and sway in the boundary processes. And we're supposed to now take on face value that really in REAL LIFE she can represent all schools. It was just this other job where she argued in the self-interest of a portion of the student body. [/quote]
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