Highlights on Tuesday's show:
6:53am - Lunch Menus, Birthdays, Today in History
7:40am - Ebay Today, Totally Tough Trivia
8:15am - Pastor Nulton, Variety Show Details
8:25am - Richard Zimman, School Board Recap
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Why is Zimman passing the buck! He is the RASD director of records. So can't he handle this better than a lawyer, especially when it is his job! Why pay another person to do his job! The teachers also do have a 50/60 page job description. Why can't he have one, beside a very small paragrah. Why aren't you guys asking him tough questions? Zimman is side-stepping his job and responsibilies to all of the community!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments and questions. I do ask for next time, though, that you post a name (or account) with your posting.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a censoring thing, but given the nature of the blog, public file requirements, and guidelines I'm required to follow in order to keep this blog, I do need a name to print a comment (I made an exception this time, though).
Thank you for reading though :)
My apologies for possible confusion with the last comment. An account means one with your name (not one with a screen name or made up one).
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to clarify :)
Dr. Zimman's comments regarding the information I have requested are not entirely accurate. I have been forced to seek answers to my questions through formal manners as the information I have been requesting has not been provided. This included copies of the Lease agreements for the artificial turf and contracts between RASD and the College to name a few. These documents should have been readily available and should ahve been provided without any delay.
ReplyDeleteFurther, to clarify Dr. Zimman's comments regarding the contract for the superintendent, I provided contracts to the board members for Princeton, Oshkosh and Fond du Lac which included DETAILED job descriptions for these positions. Our current administrator contract is a one-page document that says what the administrator makes and what their benefits are, NOTHING MORE.
The formal requests I have made for documents include a total of 3 requests not hundreds and I have received a total of 31 pages of documents from my requests. The district has yet to let me review any documents BEFORE they make any copies. WHY?
I encourage anyone with questions regarding these issues to contact me directly. My phone number is readily accessible.
Thank you!
Diane Cole