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November 8, 2011

Fontana Unified School District is the subject of a lawsuit...

The Fontana Unified School District is the subject of a lawsuit filed by the teachers union in the San Bernardino County Superior Court. The suit is demanding that the school district reinstate counselors that the district laid off. The teachers union alleges the counselors should be allowed to return to work on the basis of seniority.

The teachers union claims that the Fontana Unified School District has violated the California Education Code. According to the lawsuit, the district let 68 counselors go after the 2010-2011 school year, then created two new job titles for what was essentially the same position and attempted to hire 42 new counselors.

According to Pat Mazzulli, president of the Fontana Teachers Association, the new counselor positions are “substantially similar” to the old counseling positions. “Rather than follow procedure in the Education Code, the FUSD made reduction in force counselors reapply and interview for their jobs. FUSD attempted to hire outside the district as well," Mazzulli said. According to Mazzulli, the California Education Code requires that the laid-off counselors be given the opportunity to accept or refuse substitute slots before the jobs are offered to new applicants.

The Fontana Unified School District denies any wrongdoing and insists the new counseling positions are entirely different from the old ones. William Wu, assistant superintendent of human resources for the school district, said in an interview that "the district reviewed the comprehensive counseling program, tailored it to the needs of the district and then created new district positions to provide better and different student services…They are not the same as the comprehensive counseling program." Furthermore, said Wu, “The district is not in the business of violating peoples' rights. We are in the business of serving children, but we are not in the business of violating peoples' rights in the process.”

However, the school board has postponed plans to hire applicants for the new positions. According to Mazzulli, no trial date has been set.

IF ONLY YOU KNEW!

December 14, 2011
An accusation of "Criminal Nepotism" is currently being leveled at Moreno Valley USD TRUSTEES H. “RICK” Sayer and Jesus Holguin


THERE seems to be an increase in recent years. Hire a fool to run your school as long as they are related! Here we go again! Charges have been forwarded to the California Attorney General's Office claiming that  on October, 23, 2008, The aforementioned senior school board trustees collaborated in a willful misuse of the public trust appointing (5-0) a blood relative, son of the then HR Assist. Superintendent as the principal of their flagship secondary school. in a two minute process according to Board Minutes, at approximately 12:02 AM with no observers left, the Gavel Dropped and it slid by public scrutiny due to the late hour.  Everyone had gone home. The alleged actions could be a "violation of the public trust." 


Doing so placed the son under the direct supervision of his father and violated the civil rights of every candidate that applied.Given the circumstances if convicted each could be removed from office by the Attorney General.


During the supposed incidenct, HR and the board overlooked more than 12 more qualified, more experienced, women, minorities, and all older candidates. iT WAS LEAKED TO THIS REPORTER that the person placed as principal at Vista Heights Middle School, had the lowest interview scores of any applicant. There is a Four year statute of limitations on those explicitly involved if the allegations stand.

Morale at Vista is at its lowest and the leader is now seldom be found. An ex-felon school employee, stand in; runs Vista during the many periods the principal is off campus. 


Dozens of Parents Line Up to Dis-Enroll Students After Drug Ring Bust in Moreno Valley High School

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THE PROBLEM WITH MIKE RIOS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ARREST OF HIS WIFE! AND EVERYTHING TO DO WITH YOUR CHILD
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In or about Janurary, 2011. At Palm Middle School, an eigth grade student brings a loaded 9mm pistol to school with admitted intent to retaliate for being "Jumped" by two other students there. Although, tipped of the next day by a concerned parent, THE RIVERSIDE PRESS ENTERPRISE news paper refused to investigate. 'thee simply isn't enough advertising to be had in Moreno Valley.' The District covered it up. Life in Mo Val goes on as usual.

Moreno Valley teacher charged with sexual abuse

November 10, 2007| Maeve Reston | Times Staff Writer

A Moreno Valley middle school teacher was arrested on 75 counts, Friday after four men told police he had molested them in the mid-1990s when they were young teenagers.

Teacher suspected of sex with teenager arrested February 1, 2007 | From Times Staff and Wire Reports

A teacher from Rainbow Springs Elementary School on Wednesday was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old youth he met on a chat website, Moreno Valley police said. Terry Delanye Evans, 43, of Moreno Valley was held on suspicion of sexual battery and sodomy of a person under 18 years old. Evans was arrested after officers noticed two people in the backseat of a Mitsubishi Montero near Calle Luna and Avenida Anillo.

2nd Teacher FACES Molestation Case

August 29, 2003 | Lance Pugmire and Kristina Sauerwein, Times Staff Writers

The Moreno Valley Unified School District will launch an investigation to determine how a middle school teacher accused of molesting two boys, including a former student, remained on staff despite a similar case a decade earlier, district officials said Thursday. "The issue is that if the district was derelict, we need to know how and why," Supt. Nick Ferguson said. "What we're asking ourselves is how we can fill in the blanks. We are looking to explain this." Thomas Lee West Jr.

A 17-YEAR-OLD, CONNECTICUT GIRL DISAPPEARS A-MIST A RASH OF STRANGERS TRYING TO TALK TO THE HIGH SCHOOLS STUDENTS WALKING HOME

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Belair, Conneticut. Three incidents involving unfamiliar vehicles and children were reported to police last week.

After one of those incidents, the school system issued a message to individual schools as a precation. Police say the three incidents are not related and they do not believe anyone is targeting children in the area.

“Through a two-day period last Thursday and Friday, we had three reports of suspicious vehicles in different neighborhoods that do not appear to be connected whatsoever,” said Monica Worrell, a sheriff's office spokeswoman.

On Dec. 8 a man living in the Cool Springs II neighborhood in Bel Air called police after discussing an unknown vehicle with his neighbors, according to Worrell.

The man had heard from neighbors that two unidentified teenage girls were walking home from the bus in the area of Deer Valley Way and Tobacco Run Road when a man in a vehicle, either a white panel van or a beat-up pick-up truck, stopped and addressed the girls, Worrell said.

The neighbor reported the man in the vehicle asked the girls, "do you want to meet my dog?" according to Worrell.

The neighbor was unsure when the incident took place or who was involved, Worrell said.

In response to the incident, Churchville and Prospect Mill elementary schools sent messages to their school communities, according to Teri Kranefeld, a school system spokeswoman.

"On the advice of the authorities involved and erring on the side of caution, both schools chose to notify their entire school communities in order to increase awareness of the situation," Kranefeld wrote in an email.

The incident was the third of its kind reported within two days.

Before 6:57 a.m., on Dec. 9, a 16-year-old girl was walking to her bus stop near Estates Court in Bel Air, when two men in a white van stopped and asked if she needed a ride, according to police.

Around 3:25 p.m., Dec. 8, a man in a red, four-door car called, "Hey" to a boy walking along Schucks Road, according to police.

The boy walked away and the car left the area. The boy's parents reported the incident the following day.

“At this point, the Harford Count Sheriff’s Office does not believe there is an individual or individuals trying to abduct anyone in the communities described," Worrell said. "But, as always, if you have first hand knowledge of something suspicious in your neighborhood, report it."

Our Prayers go out the Moreno Valley Police Officer  when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle in that city. The deputy, whose name was not released, was taken to a hospital, according to the Press Enterprise Newspaper.

The collision happened about 4:25 p.m. at Heacock Street and Webster Avenue, Donowho said. She had no information on the collision, which is being investigated by Highway Patrol officers.

The condition of the injured deputy was not known.