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A Lack of “Any Material that Could be Regarded as Evidence” Stymies Pereira and Boyle’s Move for Restraining Order in DPAC Lawsuit
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A Lack of “Any Material that Could be Regarded as Evidence” Stymies Pereira and Boyle’s Move for Restraining Order in DPAC Lawsuit

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A U.S. District Court judge yesterday denied Pereira-Boyle cabal’s request for a temporary restraining order, citing a lack of “any material that could be regarded as evidence.” This of course, comes after Education Bridgeport! reported that the District PAC never actually consented to attorney Norman Pattis filing a lawsuit on their behalf. A restraining order… Continue reading A Lack of “Any Material that Could be Regarded as Evidence” Stymies Pereira and Boyle’s Move for Restraining Order in DPAC Lawsuit

BREAKING: Connecticut Department of Education Refutes Baraka, Says District PACs Are Responsibility Of Individual School Districts
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BREAKING: Connecticut Department of Education Refutes Baraka, Says District PACs Are Responsibility Of Individual School Districts

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According to state officials, districtwide Parent Advisory Councils (PAC) are not authorized by Title I. In fact, according to Marlene Padernacht, the Title I Coordinator for the State Department of Education, it’s Bridgeport’s policy, not state or federal Title I law, that requires both school-level and districtwide PACs Padernacht said the federal requirement for a… Continue reading BREAKING: Connecticut Department of Education Refutes Baraka, Says District PACs Are Responsibility Of Individual School Districts