Will The Jazz Band Play On? Comment(s)

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First of all, if the band has been playing for 30 years, they are already included in the Superintendent’s baseline for your school’s use of electricity.  Secondly, I just checked the DOE website which shows that your school came in more than $18,000.00 below your energy budget!  Thirdly, the Superintendent will not kill a 30 year old community program that benefits public school students.  Lastly, no Principal will hinder a community program that helps his students, especially when Administrators are constantly “beating the bushes” to get any type community involvement in their schools.

Posted by retiredteacher  on  11/05  at  07:30 AM

LOL at the failure of Mrs. Martinson. She is not a good principle. She is a liar with anger problems. At school she is unfair to Mr. Iyoki giving him a hard time. For example she said to Mr.Iyoki that he will be punished for the air conditioner being too cold. Most people agree that she is a total nut job. As you see with the situation with the jazz band Mrs. Martinson is just out right wrong. I support Mr. Iyoki and he deserves to be treated better by the evil principle Amy Martinson. Her nickname is Ms. Sunshine. And you all would know why.

Posted by Seanblahblah  on  11/14  at  04:12 AM

Must I add Amy Martinson smokes infront of her students. This is a very bad example for the kids. And by the way I am lawliet but changed my screen name. O_o

Posted by Seanblahblah  on  11/14  at  04:17 AM

The music of the Pearl City Community Jazz Band (circa 1975) is now silence.  The Highlands Intermediate Principal has asked for $2700.00 in utility fees to run the band 1 night per week for 2.5 hours from the middle of October to May 2009 (except Holidays).  Several members of the band as well as parents of former Highlands Intermediate Jazz Band members have offered to contribute to the cause, however the band will shut down for the year pending further negotiations, community support and or donations.

Posted by AKAMARIO  on  11/20  at  06:15 AM

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