Holy Dog Piles! Bongo was at the bark park today and while I usually hang out with the usual dogs in the usual space, today I decided to make some new friends on the other side of the park.
I met some nice, new doggie friends, and while we were chasing bunnies through the park, I heard the most unbelievable story. I heard about a report created by the District 158 administration regarding an alleged breach of security at the Huntley Education Association (HEA) e-mail box. Bongo’s new friends said this detailed report looked at e-mails between one Board of Education member and HEA President Christy Henderson.
Now, Bongo needs help from his loyal readers. I’m not sure how much of this story was the truth and how much of it was as juicy as a rubber steak toy. These dogs said they had not seen the report and didn’t know exactly what was in the report, but they said they knew for a fact that it existed.
All of the dogs agreed that the report had been around for several weeks now, and the consensus was that it was being covered up by Henderson.
What e-mail exchange could have been so explosive that the HEA president would go to great lengths to hide its contents from the rest of the HEA? And if there was indeed a breach of security, why wouldn’t the HEA want to set the record straight?
This report, a public document, is subject to the Freedom of Information Act. Should one of Bongo's media hound friends FOIA the report?
Have any of my hound friends heard about this report and the secrets it holds? I will do more sniffing around to see what I can find out. My guess is that if it shines a bad light on the HEA or on Henderson, it’s no wonder it was buried in the yard.
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