December 30, 2013 - this person is such an idiot...what happened to the 51 million dollar surplus?

CCS would stand stronger with her off the board!

Thisweek News, December 30 - perkins-ccs-will-stand-strong-in-2014

December 26, 2013

Columbus Dispatch Education Blog, December 26 - education-insider-administrators-like-offices-to-schools-move

December 20, 2013. Charter school chicanery in Indianapolis.

Columbus Dispatch. December 20 - School-at-heart-of-grade-change-flap-drops-to-F

December 17, 2013

Columbus Dispatch, December 17 - columbus-schools-levy-supporters-spent-3-million

December 18, 2013 - No CCS Board Member donated money to pass the failed levy.

Columbus Dispatch Education Blog, December 18 - maybe-they-didnt-want-to-back-a-loser

December 16, 2013.

If it was a good idea before they got the 8 million, it is still a good idea. Set standards for charter schools. They should have this step in place the next time they come begging for property tax money. And there will be a next time.

Columbus Dispatch, December 16 - columbus-schools-levy-loss-puts-charter-committee-on-hold

December 15, 2013.

I find the Dispatch's editorial to be hypocritical.  The Dispatch was an aggressive supporter of the failed levy. Which implies support of the failed school board.

Columbus Dispatch editorial, December 15 - choose-a-better-leader

December 13, 2013 - more "Running Dog Syndrome".

Columbus Dispatch, December 13 - Columbus_schools_CIO_resigning

December 9, 2013 - "Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance"

Since Election Day, no school-board member has suggested that the board meet to discuss the district’s financial future, or talk about whether a new levy should go before voters in the spring.

“I really can’t tell you much of anything at all,” board President Carol Perkins said. “To date, we have not had that discussion.”

Columbus Dispatch, December 9 - 50m-in-cuts-more-likely-than-spring-levy-for-columbus-schools

December 7, 2013 - and it's about damn time!

Columbus Dispatch, December 7 - perkins-to-step-down-as-head-of-school-board