Since being selected as Federal Way Public Schools superintendent in April, Tammy Campbell has spent hundreds of hours getting to know our community.
No matter how you spin it, the Performing Arts and Events Center will cost our community a TON of money.
Why would more than 7,500 vote against the South King Fire and Rescue bond?
Dear Superintendent Tammy Campbell,
As Warren Buffet likes to say about poker: “If you’ve been in the game 30 minutes and you don’t know who the patsy is, you’re the patsy.”
If I were Czar, I would fire South King Fire and Rescue Chief Al Church (“for cause” so he doesn’t collect on his ridiculous $300,000 severance package), kick all of the commissioners out of office and shut down the district.
Just when the fire chief of South King Fire and Rescue (SKFR) set a new low for our community by wasting $23,000 in legal fees over allegations against a commissioner as frivolous as “he stares at me during meetings,”
My two daughters recently brought home their report cards from Sherwood Forest Elementary. After my recent opposition to the school district levy, I was relieved to see that their report cards were free of profanity.
In recent months I have talked to hundreds of people in Federal Way who are planning to vote no on the Federal Way Public Schools’ $53 million levy.
I’m tired of living in “Felony Way.” I’m tired of getting up each morning wondering if the windows have been broken out of my car,
I’m tired of living in “Felony Way.” I’m tired of getting up each morning wondering if the windows have been broken out of my car,
All of the excitement about the Federal Way School District’s grading system is enough to make a person’s head spin.
It seems everywhere I go in town, people are mad as hell about Federal Way Public Schools.
During the course of 2013, more than 1,100 new apartments have been announced in Federal Way.
When was the last time the City of Federal Way, Federal Way School District, Federal Way Police Department, South King Fire and Rescue and/or Lakehaven Utility proactively asked for your feedback?
Like many parents and community leaders, I was disappointed when I read the Washington Board of Education’s ratings of our schools (a rating system created by our state Legislature in 2009).
In an effort to improve our fair city (which is always my goal), I am proposing the 1 percent solution.
