No Oak, that ruling had nothing to do with handicapped kids. Don't
confuse the issue with another. It's too important.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > What was the Commissioner's reason in his ruling?: He found
that
> > little Johnny Whitebread from Avon has a RIGHT (!) to learn the
oboe
>
> That ruling also enables parents with troubled or diabled kids to
be
> bussed to a district that can cater to those kids. A "simple"
solution
> that court hasn't figured out, is to buy an oboe in Asbury and pay
some
> music teacher from the outside $50 to teach the "whitekid" the
oboe.
> but then the courts will say that the kdis has to have a
professional
> oboe lesson.
>
> Wasn't there a case a couple years ago where Colts Neck was
complaining
> that a family with 2 handicapped kids purposely moved to Colts
Neck,
> knowing that Colt's Neck couldn't meet the needs? The result, the
kids
> had to be bussed to a private school - costing over $100k per
year.
> Something like that. It's a real f'd p system.
>
> Drive by Long Branch Schools. Geez, my abbott contributed tax
dollars
> even went to a new computerized billboard in front of the new
middle
> school. Money well spent. Carefree who gives a damn spending. The
part
> of the school they haven't finished knokcing down is probably in
better
> shape then any AP school. Speaking of, AP has to send their kids
to a
> school Neptune is going to knock down.
>
> Amazing how Neptune and Long Branch manged to over construct some
new
> buildings with only a couple hundred million of non-resident
property
> tax $ while asbury in these years manged to spend only a few
million
> more or less repainting the stadium.
>
> What about the kids that are "bussed" into white districts, like
ocean
> twp, to play sports. OT even got a coach that way. Luckily, the
guy was
> great and is a great person. However, he remains a very highly
paid
> admin today. BB should know him.
>
> CBA has a way to find great athletes. Some of those great ones
> receive "scholarships" even though they would never admit it. They
> rerecruit.
>
>
> > adminsitration's attorney billed $500,000 in 12 months. Now the
one
> > who billed $750,000 has the job again, and I don't know how much
he
> > has billed so far, but I know he wasn't the lowest bidder for
the
> > job.
>
> Love it when one professional looks at another's bills. Then wants
to
> sue. Sue. Sue.
>
> Righfully so.
>
> How about hiring 2 FT attorneys?
>
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