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Mayo was wrong last year when he made libelous claims, but that did not stop him from contrive more. Mayo doesn’t seem to learn even after being married six times.
Well, the LTSID has demonstrated again, that they are incapable of maintaining student confidentiality.
There are some some requirements imposed on the district by their their own written policies as well as applicable state and federal law. But it would appear that these legal requirements don’t apply to the LTISD.
Remember, it was not that long ago that Suzanne Villalpando left Lake Travis Elementary for Leander as well.
Do you know how long Mayo Davidson has lived in the LTISD?
Perhaps you could help Mayo out. It seems like Mayo doesn’t even know how long he has lived in the district.
Yes, since 1990 over $5.8 million dollars of unpaid taxes, penalties and interest are owed to the LTISD! Kind of makes Board member Mayo Davidson’s $63,244.50 unpaid tax bill look small.
You would think that the LTISD has finally discovered that parents have rights and that parents are an integral part of their child’s education?
Just how many of our tax dollars were spent in senseless lawsuits to teach the LTISD Board that parents have such rights?
Rocky told the audience during the March 2008 LTISD Board meeting:
“I want the parents to know that we are hearing them, and they have every right to deliver that message to us.”
The LTISD is not only my most popular visitor, they even dumped the entire contents of my web site on Friday, April 4th. Ah, the watchdog being watched?!
I am so happy to be of service to them.
Mayo was quoted in an article in the Lake Pointe Hot News Bulletin (May 2002):
“Likewise, our taxpayers, who have been, for the most part, tremendous and generous supporters of our schools, are now being forced to fund projects, initiatives, and who knows what else in districts all over Texas.”
