* With regard to an allegation that:
That an African American bus driver was passed over for a position for which the individual was most qualified. That employee grieved. After that, the employee was disciplined for "not following in line" during a field trip (no kidding) and was removed from the "trip list" - thus reducing the employees ability to earn wages. And that 90-days had passed before the greivance process was completed, rather than the 10-days called for in policy - by which time, the disputed position had gone to a white driver.On word from Superintendent Silberman, Deffendall says the district is looking into it.
* On the allegation that:
That a Transportation Department administrator is using a district vehicle as their personal car - even to the point that the individual is on sick leave, but the car is at the individual's home and not available for district use.
Silberman said they have checked into the allegation and have found nothing to substantiate that the car has been used for personal use.
* Finally, KSN&C filed an open records request for a copy of all grievances filed and disciplinary reports written in the Fayette County School District, (Transportation and elsewhere) where sexual harassment or workplace bullying was alleged, between the dates of August 1, 2009 and December 31, 2010.
The district will respond once any pertainent documents have been identified.
6 comments:
Transportation department wrong again. John Kiser needs to retire. Race not the issue, though. Shaky, improvised, and unclear selection process the real problem. The driver was wrongfully passed over, but not because race.
IF THERE IS AN INVESTAGATION WHO IS STU ASKING.IF IT'S JOHN KISER THEN THAT'S THE PROBLEM HE NEEDS TO ASK THE STAFF,BUS DRIVERS,AND MONITORS IF NEEDS TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT TRANSPORTATION.
To February 2, 2011 6:32 p.m. do you really think Stu wants to know the answer to this dirty question and that he will ask bus drivers and monitors? Nope. Not a chance. That would spell a big fat lawsuit, so I bet you anything the answer will be, we found no wrongdoing....and everybody knows better.
As a teacher, I can say how horrible it is the way busdrivers in FCPS are treated. I resent having to write how my bus driver treated me and the kids after the field trip. This "exit slip" is insulting to these nice men and women who drive the busses.
These are professionals. They should be treated as such.
That bus driver was not qualified
to be a supervisor due to her poor attendance and very bad attitude in general
THE DRIVER FELT SHE WAS MORE QUALIFIED BECAUSE SHE WAS ALLOWED TO TRAIN DRIVERS DURING THE SUMMER
DUE TO VACATIONS BEING TAKEN BY REAL TRAINERS
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