Did you buy your Mega Millions ticket?

I just came back from getting a lesson on how to play.  For those of you out there like me who have never played before, it is a buck.  For a multiplier, it is another buck.  Don't ask me what that means. 
Here is what I plan to do, if I win.  Before PK contacts me, I would want certain people to resign from the board and administration. I would want an apology from the VOICE people. I would want an apology from board members, past and present. I would want the community service coordinator's job protected. Heck, I would want all the jobs protected. I would want an apology from the sports bullies. I would want the District to pay for their own *#!@ fields and let the Municipality use their funds for Municipal assets.
For all that, I would give a million dollars of my $540 million jackpot (provided nobody else wins!)

Support the retention of the Community Service Coordinator at MLHS

From what I understand, this email is being circulated among parents.  The Student Community Service page from the MTLSD website is located here.

     The Mt. Lebanon School Board has decided to eliminate the Community Service Coordinator job at the High School. Historically, there has only been one CS Coordinator position in the entire District. If this professional staff position is discontinued, there will be no advocate in the school district devoted to promoting volunteerism and encouraging our children's participation in character-building activities.

     Is this the message that you want our School Board members to send to our high school students and to our community?

     Please consider contacting all of the Mt. Lebanon School Board members if you disagree with this proposed budget cut: Mrs. Josephine Posti, Mrs. Elaine Cappucci, Mrs. Mary Birks, Mr. William Cooper, Mr. Dan Remely, Mr. Ed Kubit, Mr. Lawrence Lebowitz, Mr. Scott Goldman, and Mr. Dale Ostergaard. 

     Their collective address is schoolboard@mtlsd.net 

Thank you for your consideration.

Update March 21, 2012 10:15 AM 
Patrick O'Toole, 2012 PA Superintendent of the Year, earns $154,500 as Upper St. Clair's superintendent. Tim Steinhauer, who was hired with no superintendent experience, earns $151,400 plus reimbursed unused vacation days. http://lebocitizens.blogspot.com/2011/08/superintendents-raise-and-contract.html
According to the Almanac, USC asks teachers for concessions, (Saved in Google Docs) both Patrick O'Toole and Director of Business and Finance Frosina Cordisco with a salary is $125,452 are setting an example by taking a pay freeze.
Here in Mt. Lebanon, we want to eliminate the Community Service Coordinator. Another bright idea.