View from Goose Creek board split over superintendent leadership
Our view urges Goose Creek CISD parents and taxpayers to attend Monday’s board meeting to address a deep disconnect between the community and district leaders. The column accuses the board of inaction, lack of accountability, and widespread morale problems driven by controversial personnel moves and perceived mismanagement.
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Addressing the School Board Rules for Public Comment
District residents are urged to communicate with staff and engage in schools. Audience participation is limited to public comment. during meetings other times the audience may not debate unless the chair requests. Regular meetings allot 30 minutes for comments. sign up before start. five minute limit. groups over five appoint one speaker.
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Who's Running Goose Creek School District Now
The Sun questioned Goose Creek CISD governance citing a board that appears to cede authority to a salaried manager. Board President Jimmy Smith directed all questions to the district communications department amid debate over public comment time and district morale.
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Navy lands drone on carrier in first of its kind
On July 10, 2014, the Navy marked a milestone as a drone the size of a fighter jet landed aboard the USS George H.W. Bush, a historic first for carrier aviation. The Thought for Today reflects on the debt of kindness with a Malayan proverb.
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Goose Creek district critics raise concerns on leadership and future
A contributor questions GCCISD management under Dr. Cavazos, arguing that district-wide changes risk future leadership and quality education. They note relocation of programs, use of existing spaces, and staff turnover while urging constructive focus on student opportunities and high expectations.
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A loving farewell to Aunt Noleen from a long journey home
Jane Howard Lee writes about her 91 year old Aunt Noleen, a New Zealand native living near the California coast who is fading slowly. The piece recalls family ties, wartime stories with Uncle Harold, travels from New Zealand to America, and shared memories from beach trips to Disneyland, now ending as Noleen sleeps more each day.
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