The Sky Isn’t Falling Like Chicken Little, CUSD is crying “The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Read our prior article on how CUSD’s self -created financial problems aren’t an emergency for Coronado homeowners by clicking here. CUSD can solve…
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CUSD Already Receives Obscene Amounts of OUR Tax Dollars, More Than Enough To Live Within Its Means, Vote NO on Prop E
Tagged with: Base grants from State, Coronado city community grants, Coronado City JPA, CUDS receive obscene amounts of money, Developer fees, Glorietta property lease income, Kick the can, Live within their means, Mucked up public finances, Private fundraising, Prop KK property tax hike, Property taxes
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Fact: State Grant Formula Doesn’t Take Money Away from CUSD, Vote NO on Prop E
CUSD Blames Its Favorite Bogeyman – the State of California The State is Coronado’s favorite bogeyman. Coronado elected officials point their fingers at the bogeyman State so often, it appears that they actually think their job is to scapegoat the State of…
Tagged with: Base grants, Big lie, Career, College, Del Mar Union School District, Department of Education, DMUSD, Els, English learners, Foster children, Free Meals, High-needs students, LCFF, Local Control Funding Formula, Oversight grants, Prevent drop outs, Reduced price meals, San Diego Unified School District, SDUSD, Shame on CUSD, State, State of California, Stay in school, Supplemental grants
Posted in Articles, Bond Underwriters to Reap Big Profts, Silly Pro-Prop E Campaign Promises
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Republican Party of San Diego County Endorses NO Vote on Prop E, Vote NO on Prop E
Who joined the list of endorsers for a NO vote on Prop E? The Republican Party of San Diego County. We’re proud to have their endorsement for a NO vote on Prop E on June 3. Here’s our list so…
Bombshell Admission: CUSD Trustee Admits CUSD Doesn’t Need Prop E School Bonds, Vote NO on Prop E
Bombshell Admission: CUSD Trustee Says “We Don’t Need Prop E School Bonds” We know it’s true. But we never thought CUSD would actually admit it. As we’ve been saying in our prior articles, voters who know the truth about Prop…
Tagged with: Admission, Bombshell, CUSD trustee, Don't need Prop E school bonds, Truth
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Despicable Pay-to-Play Culture of School Bonds Harms Coronado Taxpayers, Vote NO on Prop E
Stone & Youngberg and Piper Jaffray are Inseparable in School Bond Campaigns By simply using your computer search engine of choice, you will find that in school bond campaigns throughout California, Stone & Youngberg and Piper Jaffray are inseparable. Stone…
Tagged with: Best contracts for underwriters, Bond campaign contributions, Bond underwriters, Contract awards, Despicable, Ethics probe, No competitive bidding, No fair value for taxpayers, No-bid contracts, Pay to play, Piper Jaffray, Stone & Youngberg
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CUSD’s Bond Underwriter is the Subject of a Statewide Ethics Probe, Vote NO on Prop E
Bond Underwriter of Choice for CUSD, Coronado City and Coronado Redevelopment Agency is the Subject of a Statewide Ethics Investigation You can judge a man’s character by the company he keeps. So, too, you can judge local government agencies by…
Tagged with: Bond underwriter, Chummy, Ethics probe, Free lunches & dinners, No-bid contracts, Pay-to-play government, Perks, Poway $1 billion school bonds, Refinance bonds, Refund GOBs, Responsibility to disclose debts, Responsibility to disclose ethics probe, Responsibility to disclose financial information, Roll over bonds, Smoke and mirrors, Statewide investigation, Stifel Nicolaus, Stone & Youngberg, White collar crime
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Ballot Pamphlet Materials Prove Prop E is Too Risky & Expensive, Vote NO on Prop E
Read All 11 Pages of Ballot Materials The San Diego Registrar of Voters published the complete Prop E materials on their website. Click here to read all eleven pages of Prop E ballot materials. Click here to read our prior…
Tagged with: County Counsel's Impartial Analysis, CUSD's extensive legal disclaimer, Not legally binding, Not legally enforceable, Rosy promises, San Diego Registrar of Voters, SD ROV, Tax rate statement, Too expensive, Too risky
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Posted in Articles, Ballot Pamphlet Materials, How To Understand Prop E Ballot Pamphlet Materials
How to Read Your Ballot Pamphlet to Understand What Prop E Really Means, Vote NO on Prop E
CUSD Made it Difficult, But Not Impossible, To Understand What Prop E Means Like other school districts seeking additional property tax hikes through additional school bonds, Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) has hidden a lot of important information from voters.…
Tagged with: Ballot Measure Language, Boilerplate, Bond duration, Bond interest rates, Bond market, Cookie cutter, Deceive, Hidden, Hoodwinked, How to read your ballot pamphlet, Impartial Analysis of County Counsel, Legally insignificant, Mislead, No force and effect, Not binding, Project List, Tax rate statement, Too expensive, Too risky, Tricked
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Posted in Articles, Ballot Pamphlet Materials, Bond Underwriters to Reap Big Profts, How To Understand Prop E Ballot Pamphlet Materials
CUSD Trustee Refused to Answer Questions About Prop E, Vote NO on Prop E
CUSD Refused to Answer Questions About Prop E . . . Again Oh, brother. It’s worse than we thought. First the CUSD superintendent who is very, very highly paid with OUR tax dollars, refused to answer many questions about Prop…
$200+ Million Is CUSD’s Current Debt, Vote NO on Prop E
CUSD Made It Difficult, But Not Impossible, For Us to Track Their Debts CUSD is hiding public information about public finances. Click here to read our prior article about that. In other words, CUSD isn’t being open, honest and transparent with…
Tagged with: $200 million CUSD debt, Ballot pamphlet, COPs, County Counsel, CUSD debts out of control, CUSD hiding information, CUSD spending out of control, GOBs, Hoodwink, Impartial Analysis, More than $50 additional debt, Prop E, Redevelopment bonds, Stone & Youngberg, Underwriters
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