Parents 'Crying Wolf' About PPP Money to Charter Schools, When LAUSD Received a Whopping $942.9 Million

By Star Moffatt, Founder & CEO Moffatt Media (M&M)  

star@moffattmedia.com

Palmdale, California

July 8, 2020, Thursday

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Parents 'Crying Wolf' About PPP Money to Charter Schools, When LAUSD Received a Whopping $942.9 Million

According to –CBSN Los Angeles on July 7, 2020 at 6:32pm  "‘It’s Not Fair’: Local Charter Schools Receive Millions In PPP Loans As Area Districts Struggle To Find Money To Reopen Safely"

Several LAUSD parents recently complained about charter schools receiving millions of dollars in PPP loans from the federal government. (Source: https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/07/07/its-not-fair-local-charter-schools-receive-millions-in-ppp-loans-as-area-districts-struggle-to-find-money-to-reopen-safely/)

But the primary question should be why LAUSD parents have been duped and used as pawns, because it appears LAUSD forgot to tell those same parents that LAUSD received $942,940,000, during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

$942,940,000 translated into words:  Nine Hundred Forty Two Million, Nine Hundred Forty Thousand dollars LAUSD received from private investors, back on April 24, 2020. 

Now compare $5-10 million in PPP Loans from the federal government to charter schools to LAUSD's $942,940,000 million, which number is greater in simple math terms?

Charter schools, which are public schools, need money to get by just like regular public schools. Why shouldn't they be entitled to receive at least a small fraction of what the other public schools receive?

“So most people have no idea, for example, that charter schools, which are all public schools, have to actually pay for their facilities, they have to pay rent or a mortgage for the buildings that they’re in,” Debbie Veney of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools explained.

CBSN Los Angeles further reported that Tracy Cook, a Los Angeles Unified School District public school parent, said, "Are they a public school or are they a business?   Are they a fish or are they a fowl? Who can guess?" She apparently doesn't think charter schools need to function during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The actual public concern is whether LAUSD is the actual one who is really foul for not being transparent by not disclosing to LAUSD parents that it had received $942,940,000 back in April during the COVID-19 Pandemic crisis.

Moffatt Media (M&M) reached out to LAUSD, however, no one from LAUSD responded before deadline.

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"Community Luv" to those "Good COP's"

Who do you call when needing help?   You call your specific law enforcement agency in your community.

Remember not all COP’s are bad COP’s.

Also remember, there will always be the good, bad and ugly, COP’s.

However, the intentional acts of violence against COP’s my mind I will NEVER come to  comprehend or condone.

Because there are good COPs, who do in fact outweigh the bad COP's, so let's start showing some mutual "COMMUNITY LUV,” to those GOOD COP's, who protect you, yours and our communities on a daily basis!

 

"Human Cruelty-Torture" by Cop with Knee into the Neck Bones of George Floyd ~ Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo and FBI do the Right Thing!

According to BBC -May 26, 2020

Four Minnesota cops fired after death of unarmed black man

"Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said the four officers were now "former employees". 

Footage shows the man, George Floyd, groaning and repeatedly saying "I can't breathe" to the white officer.

The incident echoed that of Eric Garner, a black man who died being arrested in New York City in 2014.

The FBI has said it will investigate the Minneapolis incident, which took place on Monday evening." Source: 
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52806572

We as True American's have witnessed before our very own eyes, while spending unprecedented time during sheltered at home COVID-19, is in fact “Human Cruelty-Torture,” against another human being, victim named George Floyd.

Now if it had been an animal dog and a cop putting his knee into the dog’s neck with all his body weight, while crushing neck bones one-by-one, said cop would have already been arrested for animal cruelty and murder.

Kudo’s must be given to the Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, who moved swift in firing of the four cops.  

Now Chief Arradondo and other law enforcement agencies must do the right thing to victim George Floyd and hold all four cops to answer before the Courts; GOD; “We the People, We the Taxpayers, and We the Majority.”  

Praise GOD for all heroic by-standers who recorded the "Human Cruelty," that unfolded before our very own eyes towards another human being, named “George Floyd.” 

And to this end, a “cruel and unusual” punishment is [A] “severe punishment that is clearly and totally rejected throughout society."  ~ Justice Brennan wrote in Furman v. Georgia, 408 U.S. 238 (1972).