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Pubtic Education

A Shared Responsibitity

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Articte B, Sec. 3-Ml

Constitution

pubtic educatior, and att general ptanniflg, coordinatioh, leadership, and general supervision under the State Board

  • f Education

appropriated by the Legistature

This creates a

responsibi tity

bifurcation or sharing of

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PA 72 of 1990 -"The Dam"

Recognized shared responsibitity; attowed for state assistance and financiat direction Preserved [oca[ control and administration Onty altowed intervention for financial matters when

there were no other alternatives

This was operative statute when DPS requested state assistance in 2008

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PA 10 of 1999- "Breach in the Dam"

Covered any first ctass school distrjct (DPS was the onty one at the time, since or ever.

it was worded carefulty as to avoid an unconstitutiona[ locat acts viotatl'on)

Ptaced the State.Superintendent of Pubtic Instruction (or designee) on newly-created school board which made it nearty impervious to a federal coLrt chat'ienge.

Engage.d the Mayor-City and school district which had contiguous taxing bodies of taxpayer

property as to not viotate Headtee provisions With about a quarter of its students faiting w!1ch was very common in the state. That percent represented approximatety 48,000 students. This was nearty twice the number of total studen enrotted the second [argest district's.

Because of the DPS district's shear size the legislature reasoned that their intervention was necessary, or so they said.

The Detroit community reasoned that this was a money and power grab to controt the 1.5 Bittion dotlar bond money that Detroit voters had approved fcir buitding refair, rehab and construction. Of course these altegations presupposes a knowtedge of intent i/hich they did not and coutd not prove. Howeve6 then State Representative LaMar Lemmons introduced an amendment that woutd have attowed the locatly elected.school Board to be left in ptace to oversee the Bond money, the repair, rehab and construction of schoots. This woutd attow the State's Reform pedagogicat experiment to run its course. The amendment faited on party tines.

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Detroiters resist and rebet!

Many middle class parents immediately rejected the

idea of a Reform Experiment on their children with

1 1,000 students and families abandoned DPS.

Parents and Taxpayers had no recourse for comptaints, concerns and disagreements with the Reform C.E.O. and

the essentiatty powertess reform Board

Reform school Board meetings were often disrupted with protests and demonstrations; arrests were commonptace

Detroiters did what ever they coutd to resist the imposition of the State's faiting reform experiment on

thei r chi [d ren

It is widety betieved that the often looped footage of the

appointed Reform School Board President instructing security to "get he6 a comptaining guardian grandparg

  • ut of here" changed his fortune in a future Mayorgkbid.
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"When it Rains, lt Pours"

State rehab program contracts by the huge donations from school contractors in his bid for Wayne

Cou nty Prosecutor

supervision was shoddy & required buitdings at additional expense under Duggan's more money to renovate

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1999 David Adamany 1st Reform

CEO reports:

That the Detroit Pubtic School district was the number 1 performing School district in the nation

with a poputation above 100k Students where the majority were receiving free and reduced lunch.

DPS had 40 schoots where over B0% of its

students were etigibte for free or reduced lunch to score at or above national levets.

Detroit had more national certified teachers than any other any school district in the State.

came to Detroit to learn what and how to

teach impoverish students.

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The Detuge Worsens

Reform Board forced to hire Kenneth Burntey after

Instruction, his designee, rejects reformed board's

the District's Reform CEO.

Kenneth Burntey setts the Maccabee Buitding, atso

center btdg. to Wayne State University leaving the

home office

The Maccabee Building not only was paid for, but generated income for

the District through its tenets

Kenneth Burnley purchased four (4) ftoors of the Fisher Buitding for more

than the entire Fisher Buitding had been purchased for the year eartier

Recentty, Fisher Buitding and the Kahn much as the four (4) ftoors purchased

through Burntey

Kenneth Burntey increased the size of

rapid enrottment dectine created a huge deficit S200,000,000 against anticipated revenues from Superintendent of

initiat candidate for

known as the School

DPS District without a

Buitding combined sotd for hatf as under the state's [eadership

DPS administration in the midst of

an unprec

enrollmdnt ted

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Detroiters, How Long Can you

Tf e a d Wa t e 77.7.?.?.777.7.??.7.?

ln 2004, by an overwhetming margin of 2 to 1 , Detroiters voted to reject any continuation of a reform experiment or

Mayoral controt. The 5114,000,000 surplus has been eradicated. DPS is now encumbered with over 1.1 Bittion dottars in tiabitities (teases, contracts, loans, bonds and other obtigations)

similar counterparts in the suburbs at St SO per square feet in the suburbs vs. S+OO per square feet in Detroit

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Experi ment Ends: But is it

too [ate?

Brief return of an etected school board

The etected school Board had no school Board experienc

Inherited deficit created by reform CEO

Previous year budget batanced by unprecedented S200M

(at 21% interest) imposed by Governor Granholm and the

Reform CEO Ctosed 32 schoots in first year But saddted with many pre-existing contracts

That the district was encumbered with legacy debt, Lg

purchases, contracts, and obtigations. This totated

bittion dottars in state commitments that the

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school board was bound to honor. This we

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Headtee viotation ! ve to

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Etected Board But Barety Afloat

Board initiates investigation of irregularities leading to

conviction of eight (8) people

Board is unable to balance budget and is prevented by law from negating the contracts, leases, bonds, and

  • ther obligations left by the State during the State's

Reform experiment

ln 2007, Board placed on the Detroit ballot a referendum

requesting State assumption of a[[ debts and obtigations acquired during State takeover in accordance with the

Headlee Amendment of the Michigan Constitution

The Detroit citizens overwhelmingly voted in support of State assumption of State created debt!! State ignores Detroit voters' request for State assumption of State created debt.

FBI found reform CEO Burnley and others' actions were

highly irregular and boarded on gross incompetence, however did not necessarily rise to the level of criminality.

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Requested a tifeboElt...

management expertise under P.A. 72, the emergency

FINANCIAL manager law by a majority vote ("shared

responsibitity" )

[E.F.M.] Mr. Robert Bobb.

the academic authority of the etected Schoo[ Board over the academics of the district.

ittegatty operated the Academics of the

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...but got the Titanic

Hired the infamous, now incarcerated, Barbara Byrd- Bennett as Academic Accountabitity Officer

DPS Auditor General advises against her textbook

contract and other irregu[arities viotation of the State Constitution and PA72

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"The Baxter Decision"

In tight of Bobb's actions, the etected board sees no choice but to enforce its responsibitity over academics The Board sues Mr. Bobb and the State of Michigan. The Board prevaits in State court! In its decision, the court finds that the EFM caused

"irreparabte harm to the district"

Finds that Mr. Bobb's overreach viotated both the state

constitution and PA72

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SLIDE 21

Unteashing of Ftoodwaters

PA 4 repeats PA72

PA4 does not recognize the shared, bifurcated

responsibitity over pubtic education as set forth in the state constitution emergency manager ("EM") cooperation

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SLIDE 22

...That Fottowed

Roy Roberts further refinanced debt against advice of

Auditor General

Faited to rectify or even improve the financial situation even though that was the chief responsibitity under PA 4 Faited to supervise the district-turned a btind eye

toward the Chartes Pugh situation even though notified repeatedty by etected board

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SLIDE 23

The Wreckage...

Enter Roy Roberts-first Emergency Manager [E.M.]

Signs over 1 5 schoots to experimental EAA above the

  • bjections of the powerless etected Board.

neigh borhoods

schools.

Oakman, Catherine Ferguson, Davis Aerospace and

  • thers
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SLIDE 24

PA 436 & Continued Faiture of EM's

background checks and fingerprinting

studen ts

Faited to stabitize or increase enrottment 44,000 of 11 8,000 students <42% market share

\

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\

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SLIDE 25

173,871

ught!

., ':':1 , il il . i:i i ., l'lr '' ,1 . , . :.

,,1\ ,;,tt,

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wide.

What State control has wro

Testing in the mid- range with 250

schools 25O below

and 250 above Michigan schools

with the Michigan

MEAP score district

St t 4m surplus +

S40m

rainy day fund.

42% of all

aC

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SLIDE 26

Voter concern gaged by Participation

Yote %

11.9% 10.8y" 9.5% 8.5%

25,959 25,574 24,963 23.975 19,456 16,913 16,255 15,952 11,321 11,175 9,984 5,844 3.094

^

(353,34-_,

Benny Napotean

47.7%

60,448 Write-in

0.3%

445

  • ( 135,157

Votes in Detroit Total Votes Casted

11,522

166,247

Votes

42,112 38,242

33,453 30,1 30

Candidate Mike Duggan Vote %

6.8%

92.18%

Write-in Vote %

54.9%

152,096

0.3% Votes

74,254 166,247

7.3% 7.7% 7.1% 6.8% 5.2% 4.8% 4.6% 4.5% 3.2% 2.8% 2.8% 1.7% 0.9%

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SLIDE 27

How can we rescue the Detroit Pubtic Schoot District from any further State

intervention or experi mentation?

causes and origins of the deficit.

Appty a proportional attocation of responsibitity system. This would insure that the State of Michigan woutd not impose undeserved penatties on the [oca[ School District

that occurred during the State's operation of the district.

Have the State to immediatety assume its portion of the

  • deficit. Mandate that the State reconcite and reimburse

the [oca[ district for any and atl outstanding funds owed

due to any Headlee viotations [Articte 9; Sections 25-32 of

the Michigan Constitutionl lmmediately empower the current already etected Schoo[

Board.

n'

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SLIDE 28

Stopping the D. E.C., and other

Damaging Strategies!

The Detroit Education Commission

The so called Detroit Education Commission [DEC] wil[ divert sorely needed resources away from the ctassroom ahd into a newty creat6d MayoraI bureaucracy. The DEC takes away the authority granted to Detroit voters and gives those powers to a newty created Mayoral appointed "commission-"-- The DEC wilt adversely affect:

>Enrottment >Curricu[um )Programming

)Staffing

)Sataries

)Logistics

>Finances

>Ctass size

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SLIDE 29

Competitions

Credit Rating

Bond Rating

Academic Rating of Schoots

Other Operationat Functions &

Responsibilities too numerous to tist

DEC witt operate onty in the City of Detroit attowing other

schoo[ districts to compete without any such impediments

The DEC is a continuation of experimentation on Detroit's chitdren The etected Detroit School Board Members have unanimousty

  • pposed the creation of the DEC or any form of Mayoral control

This was done in response to the witt of the voters' of the 9W

  • f Detroit in 2004 voted against Mayoral control and co9fi{nued

experimentation

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SLIDE 30

Penatizing Otd Co, New Co, and the

  • f the Victims

State proposes the bifurcation of the DPS schoo[ district

for the purposes of separating the debt

However, much of the debt, if not the vast majority, was created by and /or during the State's operation of

the District without a specific audit to determine the causes and

  • rigins of the debt, this (Otd Co, New Co) is a punitive

and underserving penatty & a probabte viotation of Headtee amendment- the prohibition of the state to impose taxation on [oca[ unites of qovernment (cities. school districts, [oca[ etected school boards & citizens)

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SLIDE 31

Who Witt Stop This

Disenf ranchisement?

up up up

for the children of Detroit? for democracy?

and speak truth to power?