Reader tired of trustees taking credit for results obtained by teachers, students and parents
May 26, 2005 Filed in: Cappello,
Annalee
Annalee Cappello, Capistrano Valley
News "Gosh, if I'd known
that, I wouldn't have spent the past 15 years of
my life teaching English at Marco Forster Middle
School, nor would I have spent the past seven
years supplementing at home what my daughter has
been learning in CUSD schools. I think I would
have gone shopping, booked a day at the spa, or
gone to the beach. After all, according to Ms.
Friess's words, these seven people are responsible
for the education of the 140+ students that I see
every day in my classroom. I guess I don't need to
be there."
Capistrano Valley News reader's reaction to the high praise extolled upon the CUSD board of trustees by in a letter by Jenny Friess published in the Capistrano Valley News on May 12, 2005. Cappello is an English teacher at Marco Forster Middle School, who was presented with the Mayor’s Award for 2005 Educator of the Year by San Juan Capistrano Mayor Wyatt Hart.
Capistrano Valley News reader's reaction to the high praise extolled upon the CUSD board of trustees by in a letter by Jenny Friess published in the Capistrano Valley News on May 12, 2005. Cappello is an English teacher at Marco Forster Middle School, who was presented with the Mayor’s Award for 2005 Educator of the Year by San Juan Capistrano Mayor Wyatt Hart.