"You can't just tell the truth; you never know how someone might want to use it."

Former APS Superintendent, and West Point graduate,
Peter Horoscak.

In response to my argument that teachers (and by extension,
all stakeholders) have a right to know the truth about what
is going on in their schools.

By the same logic, in today's APS,

Brad Winter does not have to tell stakeholders the truth
about spending at 6400 Uptown Blvd.

because you never know how someone might want to use it.




Why would APS Superintendent Peter Horoscak speak so
forthrightly about such an indefensible position?

Because that is what happens when these people find
themselves in a position where they cannot get away with
a lie, and they cannot avoid having to respond to
a legitimate question.

They get all flustered and sometimes actually give a candid,
forthright and honest answer.

Offered in support of my argument that APS stakeholders
deserve a town hall meeting.

How can senior public servants simply refuse to show up at
a place where senior APS administrators and board members
cannot get away with a lie, and they cannot avoid having to
answer legitimate questions about their public service?


What does KOB TV have to gain by keeping the issue of a
APS town hall meeting secret from their viewers?

and KRQE?

and KOAT?

and KKOB?

and of course, Zsombor Peter and the Journal?



cc upon posting to all named; except Zsombor Peter who has indicated that he has no interest in reading even another of my "silly" posts.