Macs under fire in South Kitsap (WA) School
District
Received January 21, 1999
Response to the article <Macs
under fire in South Kitsap (WA) School District> is
really great! Unfortunately, the district has just recently
approved their course of action in the matter. I'm just
hoping that the school board gets enough email to possibly
reconsider changing the policy. It's never too late with
this district to change policy it seems.
It could happen! A lot of powerful people in this
county have already seen this article and have emailed or
called the district about it. Another thing we have
going for us is the fact that our district has always had a
difficult time getting levies passed. The last one took four
tries! This kind of attention is definitely not what they
need or want right now. If we get enough support for Macs
going in their direction, there's a good chance they could
change their minds.
I'm really eating up the emails I've been receiving. It's
good to know there are others out there in support of our
cause. I just want to thank you again for all you've done
for us. If you can think of any other ways we could use to
persuade the district to rethink their policies, let me
know.
For all the good Mac evangelists out there - keep up the
good work!
Gone fishing for the summer, 6/13/00.
"Even on the Macintosh, where things are generally considered to be
easier, Murphy's Law seems to work overtime."
Advice presented in good faith, but what works for one may not work
for all. Computers are like that. Please report errors to
Dan Knight
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