Missed opportunity
Monday's Erie Times-News had an article on school districts' plans for the upcoming year, including the name of each local district's superintendent, the number of students, and a "What's New" section--a few paragraphs updating residents on noteworthy developments in the district.
The only district that didn't feel like it needed to respond to the Times-News was our very own Penncrest School District. So instead of finding out what's new in Penncrest, we get only this phrase: "Did not return phone calls seeking comment." Very nice.
It's hard to believe that someone in the Penncrest superintendent's office--which has three employees--couldn't take 15 minutes to talk to a Times-News reporter. It must have been a busy summer.
The only district that didn't feel like it needed to respond to the Times-News was our very own Penncrest School District. So instead of finding out what's new in Penncrest, we get only this phrase: "Did not return phone calls seeking comment." Very nice.
It's hard to believe that someone in the Penncrest superintendent's office--which has three employees--couldn't take 15 minutes to talk to a Times-News reporter. It must have been a busy summer.
posted by admin@CambridgeSprings.net at 10:56 PM
1 Comments:
They were either planning which elementary school they were to close next or what new program to waste money on.
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