I have it on good authority that in view of this week’s newspaper reports, now is a more critical time than ever to encourage residents to do the following:
1. Contact the Mt. Lebanon School Board requesting that they either put the project up for a community vote or go back to the drawing board and develop a plan according to the original bond issue - and not one dollar more.
If you would like to reach the solicitor and all board members via a single email address, please address your email to schoolboard@mtlsd.net.
Mrs. Josephine Posti (2013)
President
jposti@mtlsd.net
Mr. Dale Ostergaard (2013)
Vice-President
dostergaard@mtlsd.net
Mrs. Mary Birks (2013)
mbirks@mtlsd.net
Mrs. Elaine Cappucci (2011)
ecappucci@mtlsd.net
Mr. Edward Kubit (2011)
ekubit@mtlsd.net
Mr. Lawrence Lebowitz (2011)
llebowitz@mtlsd.net
Mr. Daniel Remely (2013)
dremely@mtlsd.net
Mrs. Susan Rose (2011)
srose@mtlsd.net
Ms. Faith Ann Stipanovich (2011)
fstipanovich@mtlsd.net
2. Contact the Commissioners and ask them to put pressure on the school board to put the project up for a community vote or go back to the drawing board and develop a plan according to the original bond issue - and not one dollar more.
Raja Ward 1 Commissioner raja@mtlebanon.org
Matt Kluck Ward 2 Commissioner mkluck@mtlebanon.org
Joe DeIuliis Ward 3 Commissioner jdeiuliis@mtlebanon.org
Dave Brumfield Ward 4 Commissioner dbrumfield@mtlebanon.org
Dan Miller Ward 5 Commissioner dmiller@mtlebanon.org
3. People should also be encouraged to post on blogs to this effect.
Letting our elected officials know your position/opinion and keeping this in the public eye is very important right now. Please consider going to the school board and commissioner meeting, and speak up.
The next meetings are:
April 25, 2011
Reconvened Mt. Lebanon School Board Regular Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Mt. Lebanon High School
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