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Letter: Trustees play politics over funding school district
I attended the school board’s most recent meeting at the Morgan Hill Unified School District office and do not agree that there was no community engagement. And I want to share what I experienced in attendance with my 16-year-old high school student from Live Oak. No, lack of community engagement did not kill a bond measure; Trustees Altman, Munson and Gardiner did. And it’s clear that Morgan Hill newcomer Chris Robell helped them. As he kicked …
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Letter: Trustees play politics over funding school district
I attended the school board’s most recent meeting at the Morgan Hill Unified School District office and do not agree that there was no community engagement. And I want to share what I experienced in attendance with my 16-year-old high school student from Live Oak. No, lack of community engagement did not kill a bond measure; Trustees Altman, Munson and Gardiner did. And it’s clear that Morgan Hill newcomer Chris Robell helped them. As he kicked …
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