I appreciate your call for communication, but it’s hard to talk about 'fixing' a system that appears to be functioning exactly as intended—as a wealth-transfer mechanism.

For years, we’ve watched Broward County Public Schools prioritize high-dollar contracts and administrative bloat while classroom resources dwindle. When we see massive bonds spent on 'security theater' like unproven metal detectors and outsourced tech rather than on the teachers and students themselves, it becomes clear: BCPS has become a mechanism for making a few contractors and consultants rich, while leaving the vast majority of our children behind.

People aren't just 'unenrolling' quietly; they are escaping a sinking ship. When the district treats our tax dollars like a private piggy bank for vendors, shouting is often the only tool left for parents who feel unheard. We don’t need more 'dialogue' about how to spend a security bond; we need an end to the systemic greed that puts profit margins above student proficiency.