Interesting that the lede in today’s N&R front-pager ties reforms at Oak Hill Elementary to more money:
Reforms for the lowest performing school in the county took a major step forward Tuesday night.
The Guilford County Board of Education approved a grant proposal for Oak Hill Elementary that could mean up to $6 million for the school over three years.
School board member Amos Quick said the “board’s willingness to approve the proposal, which included material they’d not seen before, was a “rubber stamp,” and he urged fellow board members to ask questions.”
There was “minor discussion” among the board before approving the grant proposal by a 9-1 vote, with Paul Daniels casting the only ‘no’ vote.
More money to fix problems —– ‘status quo’ thinking, is it not?
