Timing is critical as IUSD moves forward with plans for fifth comprehensive high
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It depends if the guy managed to escape quietly of if the has police on his tail.
you know a bunch of businesses have that disclaimer that there are substances/chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects etc and they have no problem finding employees.
you are overly paranoid and not realistic at all. you must have grown up in irvine.
Like I said, it will be the same school layout, same kids, same parents, same teachers. We can either put all that in a safe place, or introduce an extra risk if the school is built by the jail. Moreover, it's not just escapees.. It's also visitors to the jail, who are not always very law abiding themselves. I would rather prefer to keep my child far away from such a place.
I would. My kids mean a lot to me.
Are you anxiously waiting for it? Do you consider him a peaceful and quiet mushroom, or a violent criminal?
There is a difference when such chemicals are just present, and when you have a landfill just by your house where all this stuff is highly concentrated.
Would you personally like to have a capped landfill literally right by your fence? Or would you consider another neighborhood, far away from it?
And my kids mean a lot to me as I'm sure anyone here could tell you. I am uniquely qualified to answer your question because our elementary school is 4 miles from the jail. The school did not go on lockdown as you claim would "frequently happen every time someone escapes". That is false. No parents ran red lights nor did any of them drive like a hysterical maniac at break-neck speeds as you say you would to yank their child out of class. Everyone was calm, cool, and collective. It was any other normal day. I sincerely urge you to not embarrass your kids if/when they go to school. They can be really sensitive about their parent barging into the room in the middle of the day to interrupt the class, shouting nonsense, running around like a chicken with their head cut off while everybody is staring at them with wide eyes.
However, it could hardly be a desirable school for many talented teachers. I am sure they would prefer (if possible) to find a safer place.
I'll tell you even more. The idea to put the school on lockdown every time anything happens was introduces by the member of the Board of Education, who was a huge proponent of the Site A. He addressed the safety concern in the way that they could build a fence around the school and inside, and then put the school on lockdown if anything happens in jail.
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All I am saying is that Site A should be completely taken out of consideration. Current alternative is Site B, however I am open to Sites C,D, ...,Z as soon as it's safe for kids.bones said:
Which I doubt. Like any reasonable person, I would choose a safer and healthier place to work at. Do I want to live my car in a place where it's more likely be burglarized? Do I want to be in the such area? Probably not, if I am given a choicebones said:
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actually I was referring to the site A, where my kid will have to stay for good 6 hours a day.SoCal said:
https://irvine.csbaagendaonline.net...zMwNy8xMzQ3L0ZpbGVz/5th_high_school_sites.pdf
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SoCal said:
It depends if the guy managed to escape quietly of if the has police on his tail.
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adventurous said:
you know a bunch of businesses have that disclaimer that there are substances/chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects etc and they have no problem finding employees.
you are overly paranoid and not realistic at all. you must have grown up in irvine.
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Tyler Durden said:
Like I said, it will be the same school layout, same kids, same parents, same teachers. We can either put all that in a safe place, or introduce an extra risk if the school is built by the jail. Moreover, it's not just escapees.. It's also visitors to the jail, who are not always very law abiding themselves. I would rather prefer to keep my child far away from such a place.
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SoCal said:
I would. My kids mean a lot to me.
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SoCal said:
Are you anxiously waiting for it? Do you consider him a peaceful and quiet mushroom, or a violent criminal?
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qwerty said:
There is a difference when such chemicals are just present, and when you have a landfill just by your house where all this stuff is highly concentrated.
Would you personally like to have a capped landfill literally right by your fence? Or would you consider another neighborhood, far away from it?
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adventurous said:
And my kids mean a lot to me as I'm sure anyone here could tell you. I am uniquely qualified to answer your question because our elementary school is 4 miles from the jail. The school did not go on lockdown as you claim would "frequently happen every time someone escapes". That is false. No parents ran red lights nor did any of them drive like a hysterical maniac at break-neck speeds as you say you would to yank their child out of class. Everyone was calm, cool, and collective. It was any other normal day. I sincerely urge you to not embarrass your kids if/when they go to school. They can be really sensitive about their parent barging into the room in the middle of the day to interrupt the class, shouting nonsense, running around like a chicken with their head cut off while everybody is staring at them with wide eyes.
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I guess this is one of the reasons they choose IUSD over other districts (especially LA).bones said:
We are talking about quiet and peaceful Irvine schools, right? Not the schools, with 24 hour police presence? Or have I missed anything?bones said:
I understand it's the itching question. No, I did not.bones said:
I am saying it's the worst one.bones said:
Of course it will. I have no doubt here.bones said:
However, it could hardly be a desirable school for many talented teachers. I am sure they would prefer (if possible) to find a safer place.
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Before we get into argument. Do you see a difference between 4 miles and 0.7 miles? In other words, if there is a fire 4 miles away or 0.7 miles away from your house? Is there a difference?SoCal said:
I'll tell you even more. The idea to put the school on lockdown every time anything happens was introduces by the member of the Board of Education, who was a huge proponent of the Site A. He addressed the safety concern in the way that they could build a fence around the school and inside, and then put the school on lockdown if anything happens in jail.
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You can keep dreaming of it or you can do your best to achieve it. It's a matter of a personal choice.qwerty said:
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I have never said it wouldn't be stuffed. I said it's less likely attract the most talented teachers. Look, even LA schools get teachers... The question if those teachers want to stay, and how fast they would switch if they are given other options. Usually, most talented find different opportunities, sooner or later.bones said:
Contact IUSD, give them your opinion. They are going to have another round of discussion on 11/06. They also mentioned they would make the final decision in November. So, it's really time to speak up. Like I said, I was at the last meeting. About eight people participated in the public hearings. All, but one, were against Site A. Then, in two days, IUSD issues a press release, none of those opinions were even mentioned. So, I think we need to make a good push, if we want to be heard.bones said: