The truth always will set you free
Dr. Jonathan Welch finally speaks and notes the mistakes he and the school board made and promises to do better. Too little, too late.
He promises to evaluate the performance of the superintendent. No way will this yield an arm’s length report.
Dr. Welch and the superintendent were in lockstep at the four-minute meeting fiasco. So, for Dr. Welch to determine that the superintendent failed to perform his duties, he has to indict himself as well.
I believe that Dr. Welch, the board and the superintendent operated under the theory that you do what you want to do and you can always apologize later.