Should the Gilroy Unified School District make the investigative
report looking into the Alvin Harrison/Jack Daley issue public?
THIS WEEK’S WEB POLL:
Should the Gilroy Unified School District make the investigative report looking into the Alvin Harrison/Jack Daley issue public?
– That’s a tough one. First instinct is “yes”, but if there is some
information that could harm Mr. Daley or others that is not of the public interest, then I would say “no”. However, bottom line is that Mr. Daley is unhappy with the termination as are many in the community. If he had anything that he didn’t want to go public, I would think he would not be fighting the termination with legal advice … so YES.
– Yes. Loyalty of the community to Jack is a good thing, but honestly? What really happened and who really knows? To be objective and report the events would be refreshing.
– Yes. I believe we should know. It is HR’s responsibility to do background checks and DMV driving records on potential staff then take action based on the results. Why is Jack Daley being punished so severely?
– Yes. With the exception of confidential personnel information. It could help build trust in what seems like a broken partnership between the district and community.
– Yes. This has generated so much public attention the report should be public!
– Yes! It’s our money; it’s our school district reputation; it’s a puzzle right now, leading to wild speculation. If our elected officials are going to make decisions about personnel changes and strengthening policies and procedures, we the public need to know the basis for these decisions. n Yes-After the investigation is complete I would hope they would release what the are legally able to.
– YES – if that report does not become evidence in a Daley lawsuit vs. GUSD.
– Yes. This is no longer a confidential personnel matter. It now a public confidence and trust matter!
-Logically yes, realistically NO, it would open a floodgate of litigation.
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