Opinions

The past five years have seen disastrous budget cuts Karlo Silbiger advised during The League of Woman’s Voter/PTA Council candidate forum Thursday evening October 3. So why then did he, Nancy and Patricia vote to …[READ MORE]

Four years ago after sitting down with then candidate Kathy Paspalis, I decided to endorse her based on her goals and objectives that she was focused on. Four years later, I am proud to endorse …[READ MORE]

The Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center which provides free health care to students on campus, was invited by Principal Dylan Farris to set up a booth at the High School for their …[READ MORE]

I have a “Re-Elect Kathy Paspalis” sign proudly displayed on my lawn. It’s not only an attractive sign, but it also stands for doing what’s right for our students. I had the pleasure of working …[READ MORE]

It is with great pride that I support Kathy Paspalis because of her tireless work ethic and grass roots passion for OUR schools. Kathy is constantly availability to parents and staff alike. She is always …[READ MORE]

Friends … Neighbors….Culver Citizens. Today, the future of our schools stands on the edge of a precipice. Not because of any budget crisis – we’ve shown that we can be resourceful, creative, determined and tireless …[READ MORE]

As I read about the current debate on the school capital improvement and repair bond, and hear the many voices regarding the decision of three school board members to delay their position on the proposed …[READ MORE]

Kathy Paspalis is running for re-election to the Culver City School Board. Kathy is a trusted friend, and hard-working Culver City elected colleague. Kathy has the experience, energy, and commitment to tackle the challenges confronting …[READ MORE]

In Alan Elmont’s letter yesterday, he states that I “disavowed” School Board member Karlo Silbiger soon after he took office. I would like to clarify that statement. Yes, after Mr. Silbiger had been in office …[READ MORE]

There was a time, not too long ago, when our School Board was a board of ACTION! Years of budget cuts necessitated CCUSD to be decisive. The last such Board limited class size, tightened requirements …[READ MORE]