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Comments to SB County Bd of Education: “My name is Gil Navarro. I have been a student Advocate for over 25 years. I am appalled in reading the following article from our local newspaper. A coalition led by Public Advocates and the American Civil Liberties Union formally
complained that the SB County Superintendent of schools, @SBCo_Supt_Ted, had allowed Districts he oversees to divert #LCFF funds into other purposes, including campus police.
I have recommended to the San Bernardino County School Board Members that they hire FCMAT ( Fiscal Crisis
and Management Assistance Team) because their "primary mission is to help California's local K-14 educational agencies identify, prevent and resolve financial, operational and data management challenges by providing management assistance and professional learning opportunities."
#FCMAT " can be asked to provide fiscal crisis or management assistance by the County Board Office of Education."

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Update From Stacy Henry, Board Member Area 5 re: @CentralSD:

I continue to attempt to keep the Citizens and Taxpayers within the Central School District updated on the happenings in the district and where we are financially. Here is more information regarding the district, and
my take on how it impacts our children and taxpayers.

Beginning next school year, we are projected to deficit spend. In 2020-21 we will deficit spend by $1,881,047. Simply put, we are projected to spend more money than we will take in. It will force us to use the funds we have
set aside in our rainy-day fund to make up the difference. The following school year, 2021-2022, we are projected to deficit spend $5,043,401. We will use the remainder of the rainy-day funds to make up this difference. After the 2021-22 school year, all money in the rainy-day
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Join the SB County BOE Meeting tomorrow and give comment...sbcss.k12.ca.us/attachments/ar…
Monday July 6, 2020 @ 1:00PM-

There are a total of 4 Consent agenda items that need public comments on - you can call them in to read them yourself OR you can email crystal.lopez@sbcss.net and Crystal will read them for you if you are not able.

Action Item 6. Matters Brought
by Citizens(general public comments) please discuss-complaint that was filed in California Department of Education by Public Advocates and the ACLU of Southern California that alleges massive neglect of Black and Brown students in school throughout San Bernardino by the
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Dear Friends, I just watched an interview on TV on the @marthamaccallum where @rweingarten of the American Teacher Federation blamed special education students for the high cost of education and as the reason they need more money. What is not being told is that it is not the
services for the kids that are causing this high cost but rather the lawyers who are billing districts ten times the amounts of the cost of services. I urge you to send in a comment with our kids' side of the story. Here's the one I sent in:
Dear @marthamaccallum , I just saw
an interview with @rweingarten of the American Federation for Teachers where she essentially blames special education students for the high cost of education. What Ms. Weingarten failed to mention is that this high cost is due to payments to attorneys to litigate against
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