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LASD makes Bullis an offer on new facilities
Original post made on Feb 10, 2010
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, February 10, 2010, 11:34 AM
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on Feb 10, 2010 at 5:55 pm
Headline seems disconnected from the description of the offer :)
" the district offered the same space for next school year, 2010-11, as it did for this year."
on Feb 10, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Talk about holding the school district for ransom.
on Feb 10, 2010 at 10:31 pm
Don't forget the FOUR kindergartens! BCS wants to add another class and had solicited "input" from the current parent population, but had in fact already requested space from LASD. So much for what the parents think...or anyone else for that matter....
on Feb 10, 2010 at 11:20 pm
Are you aware that the BCS has applications for over 13 kindergartens worth of students for the upcoming year? It seems like a forecast of 4 was woefully inadquate to address the onslaught of demand.
on Feb 11, 2010 at 1:58 pm
Just because you have demand to get in doesn't mean you should admit everyone. Regardless of space issues, many of the parents at BCS do not want their child at a huge school. Many of the parents did not even want a 7th or 8th grade, yet here we are. I'd rather my money be spent on education rather than lawsuits.
on Feb 11, 2010 at 4:38 pm
Headline should read:
K-3 increasing to 25, 4-8 increasing to 30
A few thoughts-
- Enough students to fill 13 kindergartens! Hats off to Bullis Charter School for offering an outstanding and innovative program. It's time to create a few more Los Altos Charters. Mandarin Emersion? PACT? Replication of Bullis but on a different campus?
- With class size increasing why is Gardner Bullis remaining open? Almost all of the students there live closer to either Santa Rita or Covington. Gardner Bullis is a total drain on the school district resources and funds. All day kindergarten? 230 students? Many from out of the district? Why is this fair or reasonable to the vast majority of LASD students? Think of how much Gardner Bullis impacts on Egan. If the charter school could move to the Gardner Bullis site, Egan would have its entire campus back.
- I have hope that the new board will work the charter school. The charter school is here to stay, it's time to stop wasting tax payer money trying to defeat it. Instead, think about why the charter school is so popular, despite it's less than ideal campus. LASD parents seem to want an alternative to the one size fits all schools now being offered.
on Feb 11, 2010 at 4:38 pm
Headline should read:
K-3 increasing to 25, 4-8 increasing to 30
A few thoughts-
- Enough students to fill 13 kindergartens! Hats off to Bullis Charter School for offering an outstanding and innovative program. It's time to create a few more Los Altos Charters. Mandarin Emersion? PACT? Replication of Bullis but on a different campus?
- With class size increasing why is Gardner Bullis remaining open? Almost all of the students there live closer to either Santa Rita or Covington. Gardner Bullis is a total drain on the school district resources and funds. All day kindergarten? 230 students? Many from out of the district? Why is this fair or reasonable to the vast majority of LASD students? Think of how much Gardner Bullis impacts on Egan. If the charter school could move to the Gardner Bullis site, Egan would have its entire campus back.
- I have hope that the new board will work the charter school. The charter school is here to stay, it's time to stop wasting tax payer money trying to defeat it. Instead, think about why the charter school is so popular, despite it's less than ideal campus. LASD parents seem to want an alternative to the one size fits all schools now being offered.
on Feb 11, 2010 at 6:17 pm
It's actually worse:
- LASD is planning to increase Kindergarten class size to 25, grades 1-3 to 30 !!(up from 24 this year and with most class aides gone this year); 4-6 are already at 30.
- LASD itself projects that BCS might reach 550 kids in a few years and hints at a possible new round of boundaries/attendance changes.
see here (page 6 of the PDF) Web Link
on Feb 11, 2010 at 8:04 pm
I'd put my son in Bullis, but I don't agree with their methods of shaking down parents for tuition, er, I mean money. Funny no one likes to talk about that aspect of the Bullis Charter School in spite of the high property taxes I am already paying.
on Feb 11, 2010 at 10:35 pm
There is not any tuition for BCS. Most families donate to school. The money goes directly to the school. BCS spends about the same/student as do LASD schools. BCS does not get any school bond money, or money from local property taxes. BCS gets around $7000 from the state. Parents make up the difference. My donation is less than I paid for preschool. I am happy to pay it- my children are getting an outstanding education from fantastic teachers and administrators.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 7:19 am
Here we go again. Move on people!! Gardner Bullis is actually limited in size by its geography - remember all the boundary discussions three years ago? BCS is actually too large to fit at Gardner Bullis unless it were to split into an upper campus and a lower campus like Pinewood. Instead of using resources to sue the district over and over again and to pay PR people, use it to proactively locate a viable site for the school.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 8:18 am
Call it what you like, donation, tuition, fees, shakedown, blackmail, that's the way BCS works. People on the inside know what's going on. Extra-curricular activities cost even more. Sorry, my 5-figure salary can't compete with the the 6 and 7-figure salaries coming out of Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. It's pay to play on a public school campus no matter how you look at it and the district attorney should get involved. We've already drained enough money from LASD.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 12:28 pm
The extra funds provided by parents at Bullis Charter ($4K/child this year on average) supplement the $7K provided by the state. Otherwise the school could not afford a full-time, onsite art, music, and environmental science teacher. Not to mention a drama teacher, after-school drama program, during school co-curriculars (electives, these are free), after school extra-curriculars (these are free), field trips (there is a charge but they are subsidized should a family be unable to pay), assemblies (free--Wild Cats, BMX bikes, Karate, robotics, to name a few).
The funding model works, and without reforming Prop 13, it is the ONLY one that will in California. It is the same one used by Los Altos Education Foundation--donate your suggested $800/student/year to get art, music, and tech at the lower grades and tech and smaller classes in Jr. high. Otherwise all the schools would be left at Alabama level funding. This would pay for 12 teachers, a half a secretary, and a principal.
The irony of many peoples' critique is that they say, "I'm not gonna be taken for a ride and pay that!!", however, it is a tax-deductible amount. $4K is really $2.5, and $800 is really about $500 for most people. FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR FOLKS! For teachers, art supplies, field trips, etc. For a well-rounded, top-notch education, whether you choose BCS or LASD. The point is, if we all stop contributing and those schools fail, those SAME parents who whine about donating will turn to the private schools and beg to have their kids admitted. Well, I got news for you folks! Pinewood takes about 30 kids/year in only a few grades and charges $30,000 not a penny of which is tax-deductible.
Let's work with what we've got and DONATE to the best of our ability to the MV-Whisman Ed. Foundation, LAEF, or Bullis-Purissima Charter. IT WORKS! This ensures our childrens' future. Without it they will be using 10 year old textbooks, have no aides, huge classes, etc. In fact, Los Altos schools can avoid larger class sizes if the parents start making NOISE and tell the Foundation they are willing to GIVE To make up the difference! Go to a School Board meeting and ask Tim Justice, how much will it cost?? How can we get our aides back and afford to keep class sizes small? I'm willing to be that even on a 5 figure salary, most parents in LASD can come up with a couple hundred bucks a year (times 4,000 kids) to help up the ante. Otherwise everyone will be vying for those 30 Pinewood spots and the kids will suffer, our economy will suffer, and you parents drinking $6 lattes will be VERY sorry you didn't step up to the plate and meet your obligations. The state is broke, folks, it has to come from us.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 3:24 pm
Well, thanks at least for confirming that a quality public school education is no longer free, especially if you live in Los Altos and regardless if you already pay high property taxes. $4,000 might not be a lot for you, but it is for me.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 4:45 pm
Martha is a registered user.
"BCS does not get any school bond money, or money from local property taxes. BCS gets around $7000 from the state." Actually, if you are getting $7K from the state, that is coming from property taxes and it's most likely the same as what LASD gets per student. Do you mean parcel taxes? Different thing.
on Feb 12, 2010 at 9:01 pm
Hi Martha, I have delved into local school finances DEEPLY when doing research on placing my kids and my undertstaning is this: Bullis Charter is not technically part of LASD. Therefore it gets state funding just like MVWSD or any other (non-basic aid) district to the tune of about $7K/student/year, NOT linked to local property taxes. In addition, since the charter was authorized by Santa Clara Country Office of Ed (against the wishes of LASD), when the parcel tax was renewed about 2 years ago in LASD, the organizers did not include Bullis Charter as a fund-ee. Therefore BCS get no parcel tax $$ while all other schools in LASD split that (about $5 mill/year). In addition, LASD is now Basic Aid, which means they don't get that $7K directly from the state per pupil any more (as of last and this year); instead LASD "keeps" property tax revenues above a certain amount owed to Sacramento. At this point in time, it works out to slightly MORE than $7K/student/year, or else they would drop out of Basic Aid :)There is a slight advantage to being basic aid, and it does draw from "local" sources, but the LASD officials have no actual control over the revenue. If local housing values stagnate or go down, their local revenues do as well,and LASD is looking at a shortfall as are other districts even though their money is "local".
That's my understanding. Therefore Bullis Charter is slightly less well funded at the per-student level, and does not benefit from the parcel tax. Of course it also does not draw from the Los Altos Education Foundation, which benefits only LASD district schools (which the Charter is not, technically, as it was added in by the County and "housed" in the district). Bullis Charter has it's OWN Foundation which is highly successful and makes up for that dual funding gap.
In ANY case, as a parent of 2 public school attendes, I urge ALL parents at ALL public schools to donate generously to their foundations, and to vote for their parcel taxes, to avoid California slipping into LAST place nationwide. We are awfully close!!!!
on Feb 15, 2010 at 8:29 am
I must say that a big reason why I have a beef with giving money to LAEF is that the money doesn't stay with the school like it does with BCS. LAEF is money that the the non-profit (remember, the director gets a hefty salary out of these contributions) collects and divvy's up to the district to do class size reduction, pay for an art docent, etc. I think we should go the route of how Cupertino does it and have each school drive to collect their donations from the parents within their school and therefore, the money stays with the school. How much of my $800 donation stays with my home school where my kids go to school? Don't forget that these people with high 5 and 6 figure incomes have huge mortgages, property taxes, insurance, and kids to feed and clothe. It's just not that easy to say ok, poney up $800/kid or $4K per kid... and in the end, I'm not seeing a direct benefit to my own child.
on Feb 15, 2010 at 8:53 am
I was curious to the poster who indicated class sizes in LASD is going up to 30 for grades 1-3? Where did you see that confirmed. I had not heard that but have been combing the district news to find out more. Or maybe... they don't want us to know....oh boy.
on Feb 15, 2010 at 9:02 am
I see it now in the losaltos online page... smack there.. in black and white. not good.....
on Mar 9, 2010 at 4:10 pm
Hi, parent-at-large,
I completely agree with your call to parents to donate as generously as they can, it is vital.
I do know that BCS does not get any money from LASD's parcel tax or LAEF, but part of the funding I believe does come from the local property taxes. All public school funding starts off with an allocation of the property taxes generated in the boundary area of the charter or district, I think, and the state just "fills the bucket" if the per-student allocation does not meet the revenue limit. I know that part of the concern districts have over charters is that they do, in fact, impact the revenue of the local school district, so some of that property tax revenue must be getting redirected to the charters. I don't know the formula. I might be mistaken, but this was my undestanding.
I think that both MVWSD and LASD became basic aid not so much because the property tax portion of their funding came up to the revenue limit, as that the state was lowering the revenue limits. So the bar came DOWN to meet the property tax part of the revenue bucket. It used to be that revenue limits stayed where they were and you became basic aid when the portion of taxes that were allocated to the schools equaled or exceeded the per-student limit. MVWSD became basic aid this year, but I was told it's because the state was lowering the amount they would pay out per-student. You're still somewhat better off, because if you can stay in basic aid status, you're not so much at the mercy of the state -- though they still cut other funding not tied to the general funds. MVWSD is getting hit with the funds for English language learners, GATE, etc. disappearing, apparently.
on Mar 10, 2010 at 7:23 am
Going back to the subject of facilities, the BCS board meeting minutes provide a bit more detail on what "might" be in store for the LASD kids ( Web Link )
"Peter Evans reported that he and Andrea Eyring met with LASD Superintendent Tim Justus, Business
Manager Randy Kenyon, and board member Doug Smith regarding LASD's preliminary Prop 39 offer
to BCS for the 2010-2011 school year.
The LASD team reported that they are looking at loading district classes at 30 students per class
including Kindergarten and plan on running combination classes throughout the district. Because BCS
plans on maintaining our present class size at 20 or less in grades K-3 and 25 or less in grades 4-6, we
will have to use the given space creatively."
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Meanwhile, the boy's father begged for help during appearances with news media in Minnesota. He said he was overwhelmed by his son's activities, and he stated the boy often did what he wanted.
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(WMC-TV) - A grandmother is dead after a car crashed into her open garage, pinning her between two vehicles as she held her grand baby.
The accident happened around 7:30 a.m. Monday on the 4000 block of Tutwiler Avenue in East Memphis
According to police, the driver lost control of the truck sending it on a destructive path. The truck jumped a curb, hopped into a cement barrier, ended up back on the sidewalk, crossed two lanes of traffic, went through two lawns, a fence, a median, and straight into the garage.
Meihua Liu, 69, was pronounced dead on the scene. According to a neighbor who ran to help, the 6-month-old Liu was holding was not injured.
Liu's husband was on the scene, inconsolable, as he mourned her death.
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"We need to do something about the speeding," said Deborah Armstrong, who lives on the street. "They fly over this hill. I've seen four accidents on this hill since I've lived here."
The neighborhood is jarred by the unthinkable sequence of events.
"You just don't expect to get up one morning and you're doing your general activities and then have such a horrible accident happen," added Carol.
The driver of the pick-up truck went to the hospital but is expected to be OK. No charges have been filed at this point.
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Riding high off the fumes of "Drive" which had just won Best Director at Cannes, last summer FilmDistrict was set to re-up with Nicolas Winding Refn for his next film, "Only God Forgives" reteaming him with his totally brotastic bud, Ryan Gosling. Well, it seems the winds have changed somewhat dramatically.
Deadline reports that the deal with FilmDistrict never closed and instead, The Weinstein Company's VOD/multi-platform shingle Radius -- who recently snapped up the Refn produced "Pusher" remake -- has beat out a number of suitors (including CBS Films) to land the movie, in what is said to be a $2.5 million pricetag. Frankly, that's the kind of payout we'd expect from The Weinstein Company proper, not a VOD sideline gig, but we presume this deal will mark that shingle as major players.
Said to be more violent than "Drive," and featuring swordplay to boot, the story centers on Julian (Gosling), who has lived in exile in Bangkok after killing a cop ten year ago. With his brother, he runs a Thai boxing club as a front for the family's drugs smuggling operation run by his Florida based Mom, Jenna (Kristin Scott Thomas). However, his brother gets into hot water when he murders a prositute, and the cops call on retired cop Chang - aka The Angel Vengeance -- to weigh in on the matter. He determines that the father of the murdered girl is allowed to kill Julian's brother, and in order to set the balance right, Chang then chops off his right hand. Hearing of her son's death, Jenna arrives in the city seeking revenge and forces Julian to hunt down Chang. He challenges him to a boxing match...and loses, setting Jenna on a path of revenge. Damn.
No word yet on release dates or anything like that, but considering filming only got underway early this year, we'd wager a fall festival bow at the earliest, though 2013 is probably more likely (and perhaps a return to Cannes, where "Drive" was a smash). Either way, it's a helluva start for the new shingle that also nabbed "Bachelorette" out of Sundance, and as long as the movie has a home, we're happy. In case you just can't wait to see anything from the movie, a first look at the film has popped up on the Wild Bunch website, with Gosling wearing his game face.
cj | March 4, 2012 6:47 PM
I am pretty sure Luke Evans isn't attached this this anymore, not since last July. No British accent I would think. Why would he?
lenij | March 4, 2012 10:58 AM
does it matter what gosling's accent is or if he even speak english in this film. he can speak martian for all i care and still watch it anyway.
hank | March 1, 2012 2:04 PM
looks like he's dropping a deuce.
giuseppe sallo | March 1, 2012 12:53 PM
Anyone know if (Gosling) character speaks with a "british" accent? Kristen Scott and Luke Evans are both attached to this, I am really looking forward to this.
BEF | March 1, 2012 10:52 AM
Wait, is this not getting a theatrical release?
bruckey | March 1, 2012 8:16 AM
Optimistic = it found a home
Pessimistic = it's basically going straight to dvd
Jacob S. | March 1, 2012 1:00 AM
What's up with the poor spelling that's been plaguing The Playlist lately? "just one Best Director at Cannes," really?
Jacob S. | March 1, 2012 12:59 AM
What's up with the poor spelling that's been plaguing The Playlist lately? "just one Best Director at Cannes," really?
Ken | February 29, 2012 11:36 PM
That's a lot of information you gave there... hopefully not too much info.
Anders | February 29, 2012 11:26 PM
Maybe fall festivals Venice/Toronto debut? This sounds really exciting, seriously can't wait!
Evan | February 29, 2012 10:59 PM
First. I'm pretty sure that this will be fantastic. Please come out this year.
Oogle monster | February 29, 2012 10:49 PM
I am so down with an intense Baby Goose.


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While we are not doubting the decision which was made for safety reasons was no doubt correct (we hope)- it was more that the sadness and disappointment felt by the passengers was ignored as we never heard from the Captain again after he asked the cruise director to tell us the bad news. A very brief 2 paragraph letter was delivered to each room to say that he was not in control of Mother Nature. It was never mentioned again. Perhaps by not mentioning it again we may forget!
This cruise to Antarctic did not contain your usual cruise type passengers who go for the luxury and food. This was a group of 2000 people who had only one reason in being on the ship and that was to see Antarctic. Like us, most people had paid huge sums of money to travel from the other side of world to see such a special place. We weren't interested in Ushuaia or Port Madryn or Montevideo - only Antarctic.
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My daughter Sophia recently turned 5 and we celebrated with a fashion show birthday party. We decided that that cake didn't need to fit the theme of the party so we made a cake with her favorite princess, Ariel. Sophia loves to bake with me. In fact, she says she wants to be a chef when she grows up. My baking skills lean more toward the decorating part than the baking part, but she doesn't seem to mind. Whenever we get out her princess spatula and our coordinating aprons, we know we're going to have fun together.
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2. The sand is made by chopping graham crackers in a food processor. Sophia loved pushing the button and watching the crackers turn to "sand."
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Malinghe River Gorge Scenic Area Situated in Xingyi of western Guizhou Province, the scenic area is divided into three sections - the Malinghe Gorges, the Wanfeng Forest, and the Wanfeng Lake. The Malinghe Gorges are located in the northeastern part of the scenic area. Falls somersault from the hilltops along the valley and there are various Karst caves behind the falls or in the cliffs. Lush, subtropical plants cover the riversides. The Malinghe River is a tributary of the Nanpanjiang River and runs through the gorges. Along the river, scenic spots include the Chelang Hot Spring, the Colourful Corridor, the Tianxing Gallery and the Zhaojiadu ferry crossing. The winding river roars through the gorges and is a perfect place for white-water rafting.
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Malinghe River Gorge Scenic Area Situated in Xingyi of western Guizhou Province, the scenic area is ...
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Guizhou Province, the "Guizhou"or"expensive ", located in southwest China's southeast, the provincial capital of Guiyang. East border of Hunan, Guangxi, south, west Yunnan, Sichuan and Chongqing, the north, between longitude 103 ° 36'-109 ° 35 ', latitude 24 ° 37'-29 ° 13 ', between what the province is about 595 Km north-south distance of about 509 km with a total area of 176,167 square kilometers, accounting for 1.8% of land area. Guizhou is a beautiful landscape and pleasant weather, many nationalities, rich resources and huge development potential of the provinces, there Huangguoshu Falls, Chishui scenic spots, Libo Zhangjiang, site of the Zunyi Meeting, Fanjingshan other historical sites.


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VULNERABLE elderly women, one of whom is almost blind, have had their purses stolen during a "despicable" supermarket distraction theft.
The victims, one aged 92 and partially sighted, and the other aged 85, were both victims of the theft at Aldi in Kidderminster Road, Roman Way Retail Park, Droitwich at 2.30pm on Thursday, April 24.
The 92-year-old victim of Droitwich, who declined to be named, said: "I think it's dreadful. I feel sick to the stomach. I still can't believe it. I think they are horrible people."
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The two elderly females attended Aldi store on Kidderminster Road at about 1.30pm. They had been in the store for some time completing their shopping. At the till a male and a female that they did not know assisted them with packing their bags and moving their items around, causing them confusion when the purses were taken.
Both women went to the car park with their shopping and were met by the same female and male along with another male who insisted on helping them get their shopping into the car. The female was described as "very persistent" in her actions and the shopping was placed into the car. The male who helped pack items in the store was trying to put in an assistance walking trolley into the car. The female was next to another female and the first male took things out of bags to put into the boot. This confused the women but they thanked the young couple for helping. One of the elderly victims then realised that her purse has been stolen. The second lady has then gone into her shopping bag and also discovered her purse had been stolen. The unknown males and female made off in an unknown direction and using an unknown method of travel. One of the females was dressed all in black clothing. The first male (who assisted on both occasions) is described as tall (nearly 6ft) with dark short hair, wearing a black jacket (leather like) and lighter coloured trousers. The third male was dressed in dark clothing. All are described as slightly dark skinned with a poor English.
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Originally published January 21, 2013 at 6:06 P.M., updated January 22, 2013 at 5:29 P.M.
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Change is constant. Cassettes replaced vinyl records, CDs replaced cassettes and over the last decade, digital files have become the leader in music formats.
But for the past five years, that hasn't stopped music fans from celebrating — and shopping at — brick-and-mortar music stores with the celebration of Record Store Day.
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Amoeba is hosting three guest DJ sets, giveaways and a special Record Store Day party at nearby Space15Twenty with the David Lynch Foundation.
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If you didn't spend every moment of Sunday on Twitter or watching FOX (perhaps you had a job or a family that required some attention), your head might be spinning a bit over Daytona 500 qualifying.
Who is in the field? Who is still on the outside? What's next?
Let's try to break it down:
• Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle took the top two spots for the Daytona 500 during Sunday's qualifying session, but those are the only two drivers who officially have a starting spot. In reality, though, any team which has top 35 owner points from last season – whether they earned them or obtained them – is also in the 500; they just don't know where they'll start yet.
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