Fannie   ozBSGvjuLHHrl

Posted: 11:36 am [PST] on December 13 2011

Great post with lots of ipmrotant stuff.

lloyd   Location unknown

Posted: 12:43 pm [PST] on January 23 2011

this is the example extraordinar of what is wrong with capitalism and power and greed at the expense of the middle class and future of our nation and its children

Wally Miyamura   Location unknown

Posted: 12:40 pm [PST] on May 15 2008

How is it in America where this can happen? How can we tolerate so much corruption, waste, deception? Its amaxzing what you can get away with when you put a childs face on an organization and say its for their education.

Disgusted.

William H. Devereaux, III   Encino, Ca.

Posted: 09:07 am [PST] on December 10 2007

Let's get voters awareness up on this subject so no more bond measures or other tax collection increases are successful.

Leslie Dutton   Los Angeles

Posted: 11:40 am [PST] on February 19 2007

Anthony: You did not leave your Email Address: You can watch Part 3 & 4 TODAY, MONDAY, Feb 19th on L.A. Channel 36 from 4-5 p.m.

If you call us at 310-822-4449 I will assist you in getting Part 1 & 2. Leslie Dutton

Antony   Encino, CA

Posted: 11:11 am [PST] on February 19 2007

I saw on Ch 36 the Full Disclosure Part 3 of the Orange County school fiasco where the administers are building themselves a palace while the kids are still in 20 year old trailers. Please send me the links to Parts 1 through 4.
Keep up the good work.
Antony

Robert L. King   Minnesota

Posted: 11:51 am [PST] on November 28 2006

Crooks and robbers. They are like rats in a hole and should be exposed and exterminated. Scum bags always gather around money ....especially tax payers money.

Charles E. Brink   Northridge

Posted: 08:31 pm [PST] on September 10 2006

we must break up LASUD into smaller districts. But we need an elected school boards with local residence to run the schools

Jay Nichols   San Pedro, CA

Posted: 04:34 pm [PST] on September 10 2006

Like everything else in this city, the LAUSD is corrupt to the core. Turning control of it over to Antonio Villaraigosa, a rabid Mexican Reconquista, will be a disaster. The district needs to be broken up. The sooner the better.

David Nunez   Chino Hills

Posted: 09:24 am [PST] on August 29 2006

LAUSD is in dire need of oversight and accountability.
The Superintendant must admit failure of his duties and bow down to a change.