In the Journal this morning, link, we find that the leadership of the APS attended a rally and while there tweeted and re-tweeted photographs of posters with uncomplimentary depictions of the governor and public education secretary.
Apparently, the Journal reporter questioned the propriety of the tweets and was told, no offense intended.
With respect to the likelihood of anymore disrespectful tweets in future, the highly paid APS Executive Director of Communications Monica Armenta said Winston Brooks said,
“we can certainly discuss the guidelines of social media use ...."The ed sec's spokesman, Larry Behrens said sec ed said, the tweeting represented a disappointing use of tax dollars.
The governor's spokesman, Enrique Knell said the governor said, she’s disappointed that APS is playing politics with taxpayer funds.”
The Journal devoted 17 column inches to the exposé.
The total inches of exposé of the cover up of the ethics and accountability scandal in the leadership of the APS
... still zero.
photo Mark Bralley
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