Although school started Monday, Lodi Unified School District officials will not know for weeks exactly how many students are enrolled for the 2011-12 school year.
That was among the items Superintendent Cathy Nichols-Washer briefed trustees on at Tuesday's regular school board meeting.
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Doug Chaney posted at 10:57 am on Thu, Aug 4, 2011.
Mr. Dawes. I thoroughly agree with you on the e-verify system, although it is in effect, it is not mandatory for all employers, I think only those who are vendors or sub-contractors with the federal government, and then only if the jurisdictions decide to use e-verify or the local government passes new laws or ordinances requiring it. I wonder how many job openings would become available at the canneries, agriculture and bakery in Lodi alone if e-verify were mandatory? If our dysfunctional political system required all employers to use e-verify there would be plenty of jobs for those who are here with legal documents and US citizens. With the recent re-enactment of this "new spending" bill I've lost confidence in President Obama and compare him to our last resident, appointed by the far right judges on the Supreme Court who took us to two conflicts, Iraq and Afghanistan, to get revenge for Saddam Hussein being so mean to his daddy, another dysfunctional president. Carry on, obstructionists, we're already being declared into the beginning of a double dip recession.
William Dawes posted at 8:02 pm on Wed, Aug 3, 2011.
As legal workers and businesses flee the Socialist State of California, they will be replaced by the illegal aliens leaving the states with E-verify. This will create less tax revenue for California, but more tax burden in health services, schooling, and crimes of illegals.
Funny how the California Public Safety Committee is, right now, trying to figure out how to outlaw paintball guns because some dumb kid was shot by police after firing at cops. This means that in the History of paintball, 3 people have died, one was an innocent bystander, the 2 by their own stupidity. Meanwhile, thousands of citizens are subjected to the crimes of illegal aliens, and politicians like Gil Cedillo, who is also on this committee, is making laws to protect illegals and give them citizens privileges and rights. Yes, we see where the REAL SAFETY ISSUE IS......YOU'RE NOT FOOLING ANYONE SOCIALIST DEMOCRATS.