The following comments were accidentally rejected, by me, due to some form of insanity; temporary, I hope. My apologies. I was able to resurrect them from mail however and they are reprinted below.
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Silberman and Fayette Co Bd of Ed Exonerated": I hope Mrs. Petrelli appeals her case. She was indeed the victim. Many teachers continue to support her. As for the superintendent, I guess the best way to put it is "lost trust."
Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 7:45 PM
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Silberman and Fayette Co Bd of Ed Exonerated": If nothing else, this has knocked the shine off Silberman's armor. Goldman was right with his analogy about who held the gun. Regardless, I guess the real message here is to all the school principals out there in FCPS...if you have a problem teacher, don't bother documenting anything...do as your boss does...seems to work for him.
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Petrilli v Silberman Day 7": Holy bile, Batman! Why is this blog a magnet for such vitriol? Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 5:34 PM
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Silberman and Fayette Co Bd of Ed Exonerated": And now, we can all get back to the most important focus ... getting school ready for our kids to return in August. Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 5:32 PM
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Ramblings on Petrilli v Silberman": This lack of documentation was one of the major factors that caused Melinda Lewis Cobb to win her case against FCPS several years ago. Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 3:40 PM
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Petrilli v Silberman Goes to the Jury": Let's hope the jury sees throught Stu's form of truth. Hold him accountable for the negative impact he has had on Ms. Petrilli, the school system and all the honest Fayette Co. Public School employees out there. Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 2:40 PM
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Petrilli v Silberman Goes to the Jury": I work for the school system, Peggy. You were wronged and I hope you win his case. Your victory will effectively stop Stu from sacrificing us to the parents of Fayette County. Posted by Anonymous to Kentucky School News and Commentary at July 28, 2009 1:57 PM
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If the "first" O.J. trail taught us anything, it's that our justice system doesn't always deliver justice.
Vitriol? I think most of us have been quite restrained in our opposition to Mr. Silberman . The reason for all the new postings is simple: we, the teachers, have found out about a blog.
Let democracy prevail.
Agreed. There will be no justice until Mr. Silberman leaves...Oh, what a slick politican he is...Oh, how he is so loyally protected by those who parents who benefit from his half-truths and misdeeds. Fayette County Public Schools deserve better...
Cobb didn't win due to a lack of documentation. She won due to too-much documentation. The middle school director's notes in his day planner are what the jury used to hang him. In any event, the Court of Appeals reversed most of Cobb's verdict, and she didn't get a penny from Superintendent Peter Flynn or Middle School Director Russell Behanan. Cobb's Attorney (Golden) probably walked away from that case with more money than did Cobb.
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