More Wilmer-Hutchins, today’s front page: “An administrative assistant to Wilmer-Hutchins’ maintenance director said Tuesday that she watched her boss destroy a stack of purchase orders that he asked her to assemble. She said he was acting on direct orders from Superintendent Charles Matthews. The district’s police chief confirmed that he found a stack of torn-up purchase orders in a trash bin behind the district’s maintenance building last Wednesday.”

Also, this sidebar, on the district’s attempts to shore up its image before next week’s election.

08 September 2004



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09 September | 16:21  |  Barbara

The WHISD needs to be closed. This is the only way to help the children TODAY -- not years from now. These problems are just a drop in the bucket and it's starting to overflow.



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