Where Did the 58 Come From?

Superintendant McIntyre usually appears at public events/hight school events/official events with armed security provided by the Knox County Sheriff’s Department. Last year and the KIL Football Jamboree, he had a uniformed/armed representative from the Sheriff’s Department with him at all times.

Surely, if he’s protected by an armed law enforcement officer, he’d want the same or better for the 54,000 enrolled in a school system he directs. In doing the math, I suspect that there are a number of other potential so called “skool bored ffishals” we desire some armed security while they galavant around Knox County doing their official duty of slowly but surely wrecking a once proud public school system when excellence and achievement were supported by the school administrators, not just an inconsequential natural byproduct of living in a home in West Knoxville with your natural parents.

The Knox County School Board spends tens of millions on the kids who don’t want to learn, don’t care about bettering themselves, and flounder in an evironment where education and effort are not reinforced or a priority at home.

Let’s see if Karen Carson would welcome a federal audit of how the millions of Title I dollars were spent in Knox County, particularly since McIntrye pushed every available Knox County school into the Title I program, with absolutely no parental involvement.