You see I now have precedent. Remember when Ms. Martin wanted to speak And Jimmy Coffel stop the meeting and into executive session you all went. (Tyrone parent Joy Belyeu and other members of two concerned parents groups have recently clashed with the Fayette Board. After criticizing the Superintendent, Belyeu was required to finish her remarks in a closed session.Georgia Press Association attorney Jim Ellington says it is a violation of Georgia's Open Meeting Act to silence a statement made in a public hearing, then separate the complaining party in a closed session.4)
Murphy says most school attorneys disagree with a July 1995 unofficial opinion from Georgia's Attorney General. That ruling stated, "A school board may not close to the public any meeting devoted to the airing of grievances about school personnel by interested members of the public." The ruling went on to say "evidence or argument presented to the board must be held in an open meeting," while "deliberation or discussion by the board" may be in closed session.6
Question does the school attorney make the law. No I didn't think so.
So I ask you nicely to please change your ways or else!!!!!!!!
I would sure hate to take money away from the schools because the board thinks they are communists.
I will take a few days off now to support the band since its apparent that Jimmy Coffel won't support them. No, Jimmy I have not forgot your comments that the band would go away.
"The people of this County do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created." ***The views expressed on this blog are the opinions of the individual that wrote them.
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