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Entries Tagged as 'Carmen Lopez'

Education Union Files Complaint Against Vallas, Claims Teachers, Parents Shut Out Of Process

May 21st, 2013 · 18 Comments · Education, News and Events

The Connecticut Education Association that represents 43,000 teachers in Connecticut filed a complaint today with the State Department of Education claiming Superintendent of Schools Paul Vallas is “breaking the law by not allowing teachers, parents, and community leaders to participate in the educational process as outlined in state statutes.” The CEA filed the complaint on [...]

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Pelto, Lopez Double Team Moales’ Property Issues

May 13th, 2013 · 5 Comments · Education, News and Events

I am Carmen … hear me roar! Retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez shares a by line with Jonathan Pelto www.jonathanpelto.com in an examination of property issues and potential conflicts of interest involving Board of Education President Ken Moales. Lopez, aligned with members of Connecticut’s Working Families Party that controls four of nine votes on the [...]

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City Republicans Have A Pulse, Plan Rally Against Mayor’s Budget

April 4th, 2013 · 28 Comments · Analysis and Comment, City Budget, City Council, City Politics, Education, News and Events

When you’re outgunned nearly 10 to 1 by the city’s Democratic registration, it’s hard to bore through the party layers. But this is an election year for the all-Democratic City Council as well as five seats on the Board of Education where city Republicans could regain footing through minority-party representation controlled by members of Connecticut’s [...]

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Lopez Files Suit To Overturn Vallas’ Contract, Pattis ‘Banging On School Board’s Door: I’m Back’

April 1st, 2013 · 20 Comments · Education, News and Events

Retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez has filed a complaint in state court seeking to invalidate last month’s 5-4 vote by the Board of Education granting a three-year contract to Superintendent of Schools Paul Vallas, claiming Vallas lacks the certified credentials to serve as school chief. She’s represented by Norm Pattis, the lawyer who persuaded [...]

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I Am Carmen, Hear Me Roar

March 21st, 2013 · 5 Comments · News and Events

A worthy panel discussion in celebration of Women’s History Month will take place March 28, 5 p.m. in the People’s United Bank Gallery at the Barnum Museum Downtown. The panelists include retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez who’s been active in a number of city issues since leaving the bench several years ago, from governmental freedom [...]

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McKinney Supports Hennessy’s Bill To Bar City Employees From Serving On The City Council–Lopez: Free People From Shackles Of Conflict Of Interest

February 14th, 2013 · 21 Comments · Analysis and Comment, City Council, News and Events

Bi-partisan support has its advantages and Democratic State Rep. Jack Hennessy received it Wednesday morning in his quest to close a state loophole that allows city employees to serve on the City Council prohibited by the Bridgeport City Charter. Why allow the will of city voters to get in the way of conflicts of interest? [...]

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What’s Your Story Of The Year? The Education Ballot Question Broke Spending Records

December 26th, 2012 · 10 Comments · Analysis and Comment, Education

Sandy Hook in Newtown. It’s the horrific story of the year–nationally, locally and everything in between. The bloodiest gun massacre of school children in American history may be the story of a lifetime. Back in the Bridgeport-centric world of the state’s largest city one of the top stories of the year was the ballot question [...]

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