It was a waste of everyone's time.
Trustee Agostini asked how high the debt was. There was no specific answer. Maybe $100,000.
She asked how many students owed money. No specific answer.
Aren't those the first two reports that should have been run Wednesday morning, after the special-called meeting was announced at the regular board meeting the night before.
What did not make sense to me:
The District is worried about a $100,000 debt, and a trustee-elect who owes $57,100 to the S.C. Ethics Commission is one of the decision-makers???
The $100,000 debt includes money owed from previous years. So the District spends about $2,500 to assemble the trustees for the first meeting.
How many $80,000/year administrators will be spending time to resolve a $100,000 debt, most of which is likely uncollectable?
This is why voters had better elect some school board members in November with common sense and business experience!
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