Lovejoy Secondary Operations
Budget
Petition
For three years, the LovejoyISD Administration
and school board have refused to provide the public with a secondary
OPERATIONS budget after repeated requests
from taxpayers.
The Lovejoy school board and administration,
year 2002-2003, based their decision to build secondary schools on a
budget from SangerISD. This is an EXISTING secondary school district
that in no way compares to the unique demographics and expectations
in Lovejoy ISD. An operations budget will show what academic and extracurricular
offerings Lovejoy can afford to offer when the high school opens Fall
2006.
Lovejoy parents and taxpayers who want Lovejoy
ISD to provide this information to the public have
three courses of action:
The Lovejoy school board and administration
who voted unanimously to create new secondary schools for Lovejoy.
2002-2003
Rich Hickman - President
Scott Drablos - vacated board seat at term completion
(May 2003 - one month after successful bond election to build secondary
schools)
Gary Rodenbaugh - vacated board seat at term completion
(May 2003 - one month after successful bond election to build secondary
schools)
John Helm - vacated board seat at term completion
(May 2004)
Bettye Petree - vacated board seat at term completion
(May 2004), sold house in LovejoyISD and moved (summer 2004)
Sue Hoffman - reelected 2004
John Walsh
Carol Ray - Superintendent
Robert Puster - financial consultant