Dear Editor- The ACE ‘demand to bargain’ against the Culver City School district over parent-funded adjuncts is being discussed at length. There are serious ethical issues around this dialogue that is essentially about our children. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Debbie Hamme of the ACE classified union threatened legal action against the District in 2011 that resulted in the District taking control of the one-year old LinHowe booster program away from parents. Those …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Wow! The right has really done a number on us! Here we are in Culver City, which prides itself on being liberal, and all it takes is a threat of a grievance by …[READ MORE]
An open letter regarding the threatened lawsuit by ACE “Association of Classified Employees” against the Culver City School District: In a nutshell, ACE leadership (city union representing clerical and other non-instructional occupations) wants to take …[READ MORE]
The union representing the support staff of Culver City Unified School District is calling for the website parentshaverights.org, as well as parent Yahoo groups, to refrain from posting erroneous or misleading information that is fanning …[READ MORE]
We are about to lose one of the best parts of our children’s education: the ALLEM adjuncts– those hard workers who help your children in the classroom learn Spanish or Japanese. Parents at other schools …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The Culver City Green Space Plan aims to increase the value of Culver City Parks to a broader segment of the local community through passive recreation or wellness activities, while creating an urban …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, We are asking for your support. Why? Because it costs a lot to put out an orchestra for concerts of live music. Why do we do this when the work is so demanding? …[READ MORE]
When I was in college at UC Berkeley I slept out on the steps of Sproul Hall in protest of Apartheid and as part of the disinvestment campaign. There was something about the simple act …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, When I endorse a candidate for office, I go through a process of speaking to those who also support that person, those who do not, then I sit down and meet with them …[READ MORE]
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