Disappointed are you saying the Board of Education acted because they did not like Dail.  Rick Gideons voted to make Dail principal and has known her for years.  If Gideons votes to take action, then I feel something had to be amiss.

Whoa! Before anyone pulls a hamstring jumping to conclusions and making assumptions, let me just clarify that I personally do not believe that I “know” anymore than anyone else in the general public about what is going on. I do, however, hear and see what has been made public knowledge. It is seems that A LOT of people “think” they know the situation, but it is also very clear-especially given the very contradictory nature of the information that has come to light- that no one out there really “knows” they just “think” they do.  And given the spiteful, personal nature of some of the negative comments I’ve read about Mrs. Dail over the past few weeks it is obvious that some disgruntled individuals are enjoying some axe grinding…leading one to conclude (correctly or not) that this is more than a cut and dry issue and there is more going on than meets the eye!

There is one other was disappointed could know what happened.  The person at the center of the controversy ran their month, and gave Disappointed their version of events. 

Always remember there are three sides to every story - your side, my side and the truth.

Disappointed, unless you were a fly on the wall, how do you “know” or “think” you know more than the rest of us?  I believe that was a closed session.  Unless you talked to board members, you wouldn’t know the whole story and even if you did talk to them, they can’t give you the details so I am back to how do you “know” or “think” you know more than the rest of us?

The was no mistake.  Mrs. Dail was responsible for over seeing the bookkeeper.  She did not do her job, and was reassigned.  I think the SB treated her very fairly by allowing her to serve out her last year. 

This whole affair would have amounted to nothing, except Mrs. Dail had to go around running her mouth about how she was wronged.  Why doesn’t she take some responsibility for not properly supervising the bookkeeper.

The bottom line is that she was held accountable for not properly preforming her job.

Regardless of what you “know” or “think” you know—never forget that there is ALWAYS more to every story!!  I don’t care what personal axes anyone had to grind…the removal of Mrs. Dail was a grave mistake and the situation was grossly mis-handled.

The only mistake made by the Sch. Broad is that they did not fire her.