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board members.
As for your WATERGATE IMPLICATIONS, I regard the Freedom of Information Act as a PROPER and FUNDAMENTAL part of this countrys laws and ideals.
For whether we are burdened with a CORRUPT and “SECRETIVE” board, or even five of our neighbors, IT WILL ALL COME OUT IN THE WASH. If we were going to sneak around, we would do just that! Presently, legally, we can meet in groups of less than half of our board to discuss school business. I simply questioned the possibility of our all having coffee together, instead of separately. Maybe we could all be BIG ENOUGH TO TRUST each other to have coffee together and be openly critical of our system. I don’t see how being ommitted and misquoted out of context might facilitiate these “sinful secret sessions.” We meet once a month to discuss the business of running schools. I suggest we
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