Apparently, as part of the Moss Adams audit of the APS,
they have agreed that APS has met federal guidelines
for whistleblower protection.
When the school board approved APS' Whistleblower Policy
they specifically and deliberately denied protection to anyone
who blew a whistle on ethical misconduct by administrators or
board members.
I have published proof that complaints of ethical misconduct
do not receive a principled resolution through SilentWhistle.
The public record of the school board is of;
- tabling a motion that would have created a policy requiring candid, forthright and honest responses to legitimate questions, and
- tabling a motion that would have created honest accountability to meaningful standards of conduct and competence for administrators and board members, and
- ongoing refusal to set a time, a day, and a place where they will promise to tell the truth about the public interests and about their public service.
Yet APS claims its SilentWhistle, not only meets
the requirements of the federal government,
but it also provides a principled response
to claims of ethical misconduct.
Moss Adams auditors apparently agree.
I have emailed Moss Adams, and await their response.
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