Success in Nisky may well rest with families - not always true in much less affluent districts.....

And, the headline for this article is WRONG. Johnstown and the Town of Northampton are not the same, and Johnstown won't be reviewing the permit. This took place in a courthouse that's physically in Johnstown, but has nothing to do with that municipality.

They are, of course targeting her event. No one complains about the traffic during the village wide garage sale.....

I've never been to the event, but I hope she wins. We have enough government intervention at the state and federal levels. We don't need it at the local level.

So what? Are they highly qualified, because that should be all that matters. I graduated from a small rural school, and we had one. Let's look at the stats for how many of color choose teaching as a profession - that could be the reason there isn't more "diversity".

If Ms. Scott is indeed the owner (on more than just paper) then she should fire Malatino, that's problem #1.

10 incidents with no arrest.......that's problem #2.

They used to audit GESD as well. $1.6 million missing at that time..... What's the point of being in that business if you aren't going to bring discrepencies to those in power?

There was a time when administrators reviewed lesson plans.....Obviously that doesn't happen anymore, and if it does, not nearly as often as it should. The teacher should be terminated, the rest of the staff doesn't need "re-training". Do it swiftly and move on.

It's relevant, but not in this context. It has no place in this story, I agree.

Is that really anyone's business? God knows, Christians never have impure thoughts...

Not a Christian.....obviously, Mr. Meyers isn't either.