[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: RE: Mr. Green of past School Board. > If he thinks the problems are so insoluble, why is > he supporting the > MPS at all? He's a teacher for MPS. Surely a guy should be allowed to support his job? Also, it was half-bright of him to note that > the NAACP is no longer dogging the board about > desegregation -- surely he's aware that Leola Seals > and a number of others who had supported the suit were run > out of the NAACP > after the settlement? It says that a small cabal of NAACP wanted to address the issue, but that the whole membership of the NAACP was not necessarily in full support, I think.
What I read Mr. Green saying, overall, was that he gets more joy from teaching than from dealing with the school system. If Mr. Green's a good teacher, then he's right to go back to teaching. We do more good with good teachers than with good school boards. WizardMarks, Central _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
