LogFAQs > #893926715

Hargrave was called upon a second time for a statement, but ruled out of order by Fontana, explaining that the board was not taking questions.

At that point, she should've dropped it and taken her case online or somewhere other than the schoolboard.

Also, she seems to be using her own personal experience to justify why she should be receiving a raise, but wages are universal across the district. At least, they are in most cases. If the board doesn't think enough schools are improving on a large enough basis, then it's fair to deny them raises. I find it hard to believe that she hasn't received any sort of yearly raise. The standard is typically a percent or two.

As for the arrest itself, we have no idea what happened in the hallway or before the video started recording. The board could have ruled her out of order for being disruptive or simply not allowing the meeting to progress.

I still have questions about the superintendent(it sounds hella fishy) and the arrest, but there really isn't enough here to immediately take sides with the "victim".

@green_dragon
@PK_Spam
You guys are teachers, right? Can you verify that second paragraph?
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