Adult to Child Bullying in San Diego Unified School District Policies and Procedures Are Required

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Findings 3 findings

F01

SDUSD lacks effective investigative policies and procedures when adult-to- student bullying occurs and is reported.

F02

Parents appear to lack a forum to address adult-to-child bullying complaints and do not receive timely feedback concerning the status of an appeal.

F03

There is a conflict of interest when school officials review appeals to their own original findings and decisions.

Recommendations 3

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Develop a policy to address adult-to-student bullying, harassment or
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Revise the adult-to-student bullying, harassment or intimidation
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Provide all complainants timely and continuing feedback as to the

Agency Responses 1

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San Diego Unified School District

August 07, 2013 • 7 pages • 3 responses • Score: -1 (+0, 2, -1) View Details ▾

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3 responses to findings and recommendations

F01

SDUSD lacks effective investigative policies and procedures when adult-to- student bullying occurs and is reported.

Response: Disagree Partially Score: 0

The District disagrees partially with this finding. (Penal Code § 933.05(a)(2).) San Diego Unified :: 2 of 5 RE: Grand Jury Report: "Bonds or Bondage?" Every bond measure authorizes a "principal" amount that is approved by the Explanation: voters and specifies a maximum interest may be paid on such borrowed principal. The "principal" amount does not change from what the voters authorize just because the bond is issued as a CAB. What a CAB does is delay and compounds interest on such principal. Compounded interest usually is at a higher rate than current interest because the investor assumes a...

F02

Parents appear to lack a forum to address adult-to-child bullying complaints and do not receive timely feedback concerning the status of an appeal.

Response: Disagree Partially Score: 0

The District disagrees partially with this finding. (Penal Code § 933.05(a)(2).) Explanation: State law (Education Code 15146) requires that proceeds of school bond issues, exclusive of any premium "received," be deposited in the District's building fund and that any premium or accrued interest "received" be deposited in the interest and sinking fund of the District. The District requires that the purchasers pay the cost of issuance of its bonds and that the District receive proceeds at least equal to the principal amount of its bonds to deposit into the building fund. The principal amount of ...

F03

There is a conflict of interest when school officials review appeals to their own original findings and decisions.

Response: Disagree Score: -1

The District disagrees wholly with this finding. (Penal Code § 933.05(a)(2).) The District disagrees that passage of AB 182 will provide greater bond Explanation: referendum clarity for the taxpayers as it believes its current and past practices have provided adequate disclosure. In addition, the reduction in the length of time for bond repayment actually reduces the amount of money available for construction - projected for a loss of $100 million by not issuing 30 year bonds (instead of 25 year bonds). San Diego Unified :: 3 of 5 RE: Grand Jury Report: "Bonds or Bondage?" RESPONSE TO RECOMME...