Friday, October 26, 2007

Still missing....

from the MNPS list of rezoning community meetings is one hosted by Ed Kindall

October 22 – Antioch High School at 6:30 p.m. - hosted by Karen Johnson, Jo Ann Brannon Done.
October 25 – Hillwood High School at 6:30 p.m. - hosted by MNPS BOE Chair Marsha Warden
October 29 – Madison School at 6 p.m. - hosted by Mark North
October 30 – Stratford High School at 6 p.m. - hosted by Gracie Porter
November 1 - Napier Elementary at 6 p.m. - hosted by Steve Glover
November 5 – John Early at 6 p.m. - hosted by MNPS BOE Chair Marsha Warden
November 6 – Bass Middle at 6:30 p.m. - hosted by George Thompson
November 12 - Maplewood High at 6 p.m. - hosted by Gracie Porter

The preliminary student assignment plan, is here.

Remember when you attend these meetings to keep in mind that the four below are up for reelection this August. At this point the assumption is they'll run again to keep their spots.








From Left to Right:
MNPS BOE Chair Marsha Warden, on the BOE since 8/24/2004 ,
George Thompson
, 4 months on the BOE in 1991 and then continuously since 8/1/1996,
Gracie Porter
, elected in August of 2006 ,
Ed Kindall , on the BOE since 7/9/1985.

5 comments:

mrb said...

When did David Fox do a meeting?

Buckley said...

I like Kindall generally, but my school is in his district, and honestly, I've seen Kathleen Harkey and David Fox there plenty; I haven't seen Kindall except at a graduation ceremony, but even then more often it's one of the others I've mentioned.

Ironically, Kindall has been vocal on the issue, mainly saying things should slow down so there's plenty of discussion.

Staying Under The Radar said...

Kindall's agenda is not about Educating Children First. It's about "Diversity." Whatever that means, when the district overall increasingly looks, basically, black and hyspanic. Hello? There's nothing to "diversify" if the white middle class has left. And there is nothing he can do to make them stay. MNPS has got to ditch the idea of making kids suffer through long bus rides across town in the name of Diversity, and instead let every child go to his or her neighborhood school. They have got to raise the bar everywhere, at all schools, for all kids, now. Ed Kindall should do us all a favor and go find something else to do with his time.

JJ Ross said...

Since 1985, seriously? Shouldn't he have been GRADUATED or something by now?

Any student, even one with special problems needing extra attention and time, would have been shown the schoolhouse door after 20+ years of trying . . .presumably even the most promising institution-to-individual relationship will have long since done whatever possible good it had the potential for, by now?

Kay Brooks said...

Seriously. 1985.

I've sent e-mails to both Fox and Kindall asking for info on their meetings.