In a recent unsigned editorial, the
Enquirer did their usual handwringing, blathery commentary; ultimately calling
for a stop to the investigation into Franklin City Schools' blatant abuse of public
resources.
In the piece, here,
the Enquirer noted that "school leaders are
usually hyper-aware about staying apolitical in their communications."
That would be all well and
good if that was the situation here. As the email below demonstrates, this was
not a mere accidental stepping over the line, this was a calculated, in your
face, political ad masquerading as an informative letter from the Superintendent.
A member of the community,
in a friendly, professional email, pointed out that the communication violated
state law. A member of the school board, rather than respond in kind, mocked
the emailer in emails to the Superintendent. Hardly the sort of email that screams "hyper aware of staying apolitical."
Unfortunately,
Warren County Prosecutor, David Fornshell, has ended the investigation -
prematurely in our minds.
COAST will continued to follow this and the many similar instances of public officials misusing public resources for political purposes.
COAST will continued to follow this and the many similar instances of public officials misusing public resources for political purposes.
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