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CUSD Trustees and Superintendent engage in improper coercion, intimidation and fear
Jul 10, 2006 Filed in: Administration
Building | Coersion,
Intimidation | Culture of
Corruption | Eminent
Domain |
Election
Laws |
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Advocacy | Measure CC
| Open Meetings
Law |
Racial
Gerrymandering | Redevelopment
Funds |
Registrar
of Voters | Special
Needs
• Superintendent Fleming Has Created a Mafia-like
Organization and Infrastructure
• Specific Examples of Coercion, Intimidation and Fear
• We call upon the District Attorney to conduct a full and complete investigation
Superintendent James
A. Fleming and the seven CUSD Trustees have
institutionalized a district-wide atmosphere
where parents, teachers and administrators are
afraid to speak out for fear of retaliation.
They improperly use their official
office/capacity to intentionally create an
environment within the district that makes it
virtually impossible for any one to express
disagreement with the district without being
subjected to retribution or the threat thereof.
The CUSD leadership routinely punishes (or
threatens to punish) parents and their children,
teachers and administrators who dare to speak
out against them or their agenda. Conversely,
the CUSD leadership rewards those who are loyal
and willing to carry out their “dirty
work.” Read
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• Specific Examples of Coercion, Intimidation and Fear
• We call upon the District Attorney to conduct a full and complete investigation
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