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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]More complaining by people likely not doing anything to produce change.  Those who want change will actively be advocating for county, state, and district policy that moves change, and aligning expectation appropriately.

For example, if they want correct oversight then they will pay the BOE members a salary worthy of the time to do so, thus attracting more candidates.  They will also provide the funding so those persons have the appropriate staff to be able to ensure said oversight.

They will be actively paying attention to MSDE policy that is going to then drive policy and operations in districts.  They will be paying attention to budget from a position of analyzing needs, tradeoffs, and wants.

But what we have is people complaining about getting a new school.[/quote]

Why would you equate more money with oversight? There is no connection.  Oversight is about integrity and respect for the law and voters.  No respect and well paid gives you Trump.

The MoCo IG has had some serious reports about MCPS.  [b]What was Taylor and the BOE’s response?  Middle finger[/b]. [/quote]

The OIG as well as MCPS internal audit have found several things and clearly they were not given the middle finger, otherwise there would not have been policy and fiscal changes related to P-Cards, or all the work done this fall to bring fingerprinting into compliance.  You can have problems with MCPS while also acknowledging progress.[/quote]

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