Reader comments: Burningham will give up school board chairmanship
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Grateful | 8:25 a.m. Nov. 10, 2007
Thank you to Chairman Burningham for his leadership and commitment to education. You've done an outstanding job!
A little less grateful | 10:57 a.m. Nov. 10, 2007
Thank you for stepping down. It's time.
Appreciative BUT Leery | 12:52 a.m. Nov. 12, 2007
Kim, Thank you for your leadership and direction in the voucher fight. Your commitment to public education for all children is appreciated. I hope our next chairman will have the same direction.
I am leery of two of your school board members who were pushing vouchers during the campaign. I certainly hope they will not be the Chairman! I'm sure the legislature leaders will push for one of them to be the chair. Avoid their appointment!
I also hope the school board remains non-partisan. Too much concentrated power within the legislature and their heavy hand on the school board makes me leery of who may become the chairman.
I am leery of two of your school board members who were pushing vouchers during the campaign. I certainly hope they will not be the Chairman! I'm sure the legislature leaders will push for one of them to be the chair. Avoid their appointment!
I also hope the school board remains non-partisan. Too much concentrated power within the legislature and their heavy hand on the school board makes me leery of who may become the chairman.
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Leery | 12:53 a.m. Nov. 12, 2007
Actually, there were at least 3 state school board members pushing vouchers.
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