Addison Elementary School struck by burglar

Measure A, the $375M school bond identified school surveillance equipment as part of the expenditures. Funny, that use seems to have evaporated, once the bond was approved. In fact, many of the projects promised by the bond committee just seem to have gone "poof".

PAUSD schools are robbed generally more than once a year. Sometimes the police are able to catch the perps, and sometimes not. Given that Measure A also authorized a lot of computer equipment, which is very easy to dispose of in the right places, spending a little money on motion detections inside the schools would seem like a better use of money than building a ultra large auditorium at Paly that will sit empty more than it will be used.

Unfortunately, with billions of public money entrusted to the school district, no one there is really accountable.

Where's the money - why don't you get hired in the district. You sound like you know more than they do so you could probably fix the problems overnight.

> You sound like you know more than they do so you could probably
> fix the problems overnight.

Didn't you read the campaign promises before you voted for Measure A? Or did you just vote for it without reading anything that they said?

They lied about so many things associated with this massive spending authorization. So .. they are not likely to listen to taxpayers who are asking: "where's the money going"?

Note that the allegations of lying are from someone clearly not in support of Measure A. Anyone can say anything on this site but that does not make it true. I'm pretty sure the 7 members of the Bond Oversight Committee--all drawn from the community, not from the district--would disagree about the lack of oversight and be somewhat offended at this assertion, given that they donate their time to oversee bond expenditures.

Sounds sad that people can't respect our School Community