CCSD Board Retreat in Santa Fe

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Yes to you whammies jammer.

GEBE wrote:

Yes to you whammies jammer.

What could you possibly have to contribute to this district? Do you care about the children's education? Do you care about anything but 'slamming' the tax paying citizens of this district? Perhaps your concerns should be focused on the superintendent...he seems (at first we thought he had promise) to alude the law abidence to everyone other than himself, as his 'offenses' occur on the reservation...which, we now know do not show up in the New Mexico state record of offenses...now, that's setting a FINE example for our students, isn't it? Now, let's recap...former board members, or..superintendent's cross to bear??? His religion! Not his actions. We're not all of the same faith, religion, color or opinion, but, what we do agree on is this...if you put your money (property taxes) where your 'vote' is, you certainly deserve the superintendent's police record. I don't care if he is arrested in China...and, I want to know what his disposition is and why they came to that judgment....

Thus, today we reaffirm the fundamental principle outlined in Lomayaktewa: a party to a contract is necessary, and if not susceptible to joinder, indispensable to litigation seeking to decimate that contract.6 Here, in consideration for "Navajo water and Navajo coal," the Nation bargained for the lease provision requiring SRP to maintain a Navajo hiring preference policy. Because Dawavendewa challenges the Nation's ability to secure employment opportunities and income for the reservation -its fundamental consideration for the lease with SRP -the Nation, like the Hopi Tribe in Kescoli, claims a cognizable economic interest in the subject of this litigation which may be grievously impaired by a decision rendered in its absence.
Significance of Brown v. Board of Education:
The Brown decision was truly significant because it overturned the separate but equal doctrine established by the Plessy decision. While previously the thirteenth amendment to the Constitution was interpreted so that equality before the law could be met through segregated facilities, with Brown this was no longer true. The fourteenth amendment guarantees equal protection under the law, and the Court ruled that separate facilities based on race were ipso facto unequal.

Wow I have missed you lovely people so much. What an amazing winter it was for gold and spring is looking great! All I can say is Santa Fe is closer than Hawaii. Not to mention going to SantaFe is more punishment than anything. If they want to retreat and pretend they are social lites, then whatever. Some day the money will not be there. Then what? T time

Tju wrote:

Thus, today we reaffirm the fundamental principle outlined in Lomayaktewa: a party to a contract is necessary, and if not susceptible to joinder, indispensable to litigation seeking to decimate that contract.6 Here, in consideration for "Navajo water and Navajo coal," the Nation bargained for the lease provision requiring SRP to maintain a Navajo hiring preference policy. Because Dawavendewa challenges the Nation's ability to secure employment opportunities and income for the reservation -its fundamental consideration for the lease with SRP -the Nation, like the Hopi Tribe in Kescoli, claims a cognizable economic interest in the subject of this litigation which may be grievously impaired by a decision rendered in its absence.
Significance of Brown v. Board of Education:
The Brown decision was truly significant because it overturned the separate but equal doctrine established by the Plessy decision. While previously the thirteenth amendment to the Constitution was interpreted so that equality before the law could be met through segregated facilities, with Brown this was no longer true. The fourteenth amendment guarantees equal protection under the law, and the Court ruled that separate facilities based on race were ipso facto unequal.

As I read the front page of the Daily Times today, I was reminded of the effenciency of the Tribal Government...how many houses will now be dozed because of the elected officials of the Tribe? What we can expect is more of the same when it comes to any branch of the unsupervised Tribal government. But..then...as it sits now, time will tell. In the interim...thousands of dollars of hard earned tax dollars will disappear. Cite legal mumbo jumbo all you want. What we know is...we want what is best for our children. That's not 'vacation' training sessions in Hawaii. This has set a precident for the current administration as to what we are to expect in all future venues...I know where my tax dollars are going, and, I won't sit on my duff and let it happen....anymore.
If I choose to apply for a position in the school district where my children, grandchildren attend, am competent, qualified and anglo...I will not be considered, now, because of my race. Period.

whammer jammer wrote:

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As I read the front page of the Daily Times today, I was reminded of the effenciency of the Tribal Government...how many houses will now be dozed because of the elected officials of the Tribe? What we can expect is more of the same when it comes to any branch of the unsupervised Tribal government. But..then...as it sits now, time will tell. In the interim...thousands of dollars of hard earned tax dollars will disappear. Cite legal mumbo jumbo all you want. What we know is...we want what is best for our children. That's not 'vacation' training sessions in Hawaii. This has set a precident for the current administration as to what we are to expect in all future venues...I know where my tax dollars are going, and, I won't sit on my duff and let it happen....anymore.
If I choose to apply for a position in the school district where my children, grandchildren attend, am competent, qualified and anglo...I will not be considered, now, because of my race. Period.

Looks like Matthew Tso beat the crap out of you guys, the Mannings and Children First. Tso still needs to do more to clean CCSD's house of what remains of the Manning filth and trash. the remaining Manning, Bye's sister Queen Randy is powerless now. Never thought the day would come to see the Mannings defeated. Not Bad for Tso who took a beating in the press/media all year. time for Alysa Dirty Laundry to shut her pie hole.

You can now expect the same level of administrative excellence in your schools that you get in the Shiprock Chapter and the Northern Navajo Fair. Good luck with that. :)

YAY NO MORE MANNINGS wrote:

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Looks like Matthew Tso beat the crap out of you guys, the Mannings and Children First. Tso still needs to do more to clean CCSD's house of what remains of the Manning filth and trash. the remaining Manning, Bye's sister Queen Randy is powerless now. Never thought the day would come to see the Mannings defeated. Not Bad for Tso who took a beating in the press/media all year. time for Alysa Dirty Laundry to shut her pie hole.

Who lost? Who beat who? As I said before. Give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves. I'll bide my time. Got plenty of it. Not in any hurry...just waitin and watchin. You can't make this stuff up. It's entertainment at it's best. Waitin and watchin...who will suffer in the end? Waitin and watchin...close...microscopic. ..close...every action...just like the state education department...perfection....tha t's the standard set, that's the standard that will be expected from hence forth...waitin and watchin...close. Perfection...

Good luck...for all the children's sake.

Local wrote:

The DT reports that the CCSD is on "retreat" in Santa Fe. At the El Dorado. And so begins the process of living high on the taxpayers dime...

And Dusenbury did what?

Local wrote:

You can now expect the same level of administrative excellence in your schools that you get in the Shiprock Chapter and the Northern Navajo Fair. Good luck with that.:)

Yeah we know who you are sad a marine has to cry so much. Get a life or a pacifier?

Tju wrote:

Thus, today we reaffirm the fundamental principle outlined in Lomayaktewa: a party to a contract is necessary, and if not susceptible to joinder, indispensable to litigation seeking to decimate that contract.6 Here, in consideration for "Navajo water and Navajo coal," the Nation bargained for the lease provision requiring SRP to maintain a Navajo hiring preference policy. Because Dawavendewa challenges the Nation's ability to secure employment opportunities and income for the reservation -its fundamental consideration for the lease with SRP -the Nation, like the Hopi Tribe in Kescoli, claims a cognizable economic interest in the subject of this litigation which may be grievously impaired by a decision rendered in its absence.
Significance of Brown v. Board of Education:The Brown decision was truly significant because it overturned the separate but equal doctrine established by the Plessy decision. While previously the thirteenth amendment to the Constitution was interpreted so that equality before the law could be met through segregated facilities, with Brown this was no longer true. The fourteenth amendment guarantees equal protection under the law, and the Court ruled that separate facilities based on race were ipso facto unequal.

Try applying "equal protection" on the Navajo Indian Rez. Soon as the going gets tough the Navajo Officials run behind the Navajo Language, Ke', Hozho and other fundamental laws and twist their meanings to suit their needs!