It is unfortunate that EPISD has become an issue in the upcoming congressional election.
Like most of our readers, we don’t know the details relating to alleged wrongdoing at the board and employee levels.
If bad acts have been committed why is it that these people have waited until now to speak up?
Should we now expect to start learning about problems over at the county?
We deserve better
Brutus
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No these things are not just coming up! They have been coming up! You have had them on your very own blog! The Congressional Race is only the icing on the cake. It has made a lot of the murky things happening clearer. So I don’t rightly care what the catalyst is. The corruption is there! And you have been reporting it all along!
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The point we should have done a better job of making is that suddenly these people are raising points that the blog has been discussing and that the only reason they are raising the points now is to hurt each other politically.
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Brutus, I’m surprised you’re surprised, especially since you run so many EPISD items on this blog. It seems people in EPISD have concerns about how that school district is being run, so they use your blog to express those concerns.
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