Just about everything in this election can be summarized as pure and simple boil over from The Fullerton School District’s technology plan that is at COMPLETE ODDS WITH The Fullerton Joint Union High School District. THE CANDIDATES JUST WON’T PUBLICLY TALK ABOUT IT.
ITS ALL ABOUT THE KIDS? YEAH RIGHT!
You see folks, under the direction Robert Pletka with the support of the board members Beverly Berryman, Hilda Sugarman, Chris Thompson, Janny Meyer, and Lynne Thornly, now almost every last one of the 15,000 children in Fullerton’s Elementary schools are being forcibly exposed to wireless radiation all day long and are being forced to use a wireless iPad or wireless laptop at school. The district refuses to provide an education without a wireless environment.
In the Fullerton Joint Union High School District which encompasses Fullerton, Buena Park and La Habra, under the direction of George Giokaris with the governing board members, the 14,000 students are using textbooks in a classical setting with no wireless exposure. The board decided to hard wire all of the Common Core computer labs throughout the entire district. Now even that is being reconsidered and wireless looms even as the Troy High School technology director Jesse Knowles himself recovers from a brain tumor.
So what we are left with is this so called infamous technology GAP between the elementary schools and the high schools. Let’s have a closer look at this gap.
K-8 students are constantly staring into screens and being forcibly exposed to microwave emission levels that are trillions of times background levels at school.
This has also bled over into the homes forcing families to install WiFi systems in their homes and apartments so the children can do their homework. This has also bled over into the infant care and after school daycare facilities so the children can do their homework there. It is really so they can play video games now instead of going outside to play.
Bandwidth is always an issue demanding the deployment of more and more wireless access points and even new technologies increasing the classroom exposure.
It is worth noting that EVERY CLASSROOM IN THE FULLERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS FIBER OPTIC CONNECTIVITY TO THE WALLS and yet they have chosen wireless as the end connection ignoring research and warnings of scientists and medical doctors.
http://wifiinschools.com/lausd-testimony.html
There is no opt out provision in any of this. In addition, these radiation levels are not low power as levels that are trillions of times background levels, they are not healthy, and not natural period.
Lets look at the High schools where students are currently carrying textbooks and attending classes that do not have WiFi systems deployed in them. They utilize state of the art hardwired computers when needed. They can then go home and choose what form of computers they use, with the connectivity they desire, wired or not. There is no need for an opt out provision as there is no forced microwave exposure.
I believe there is egg on the faces of the FSD board members, their staunch supporters and mud all over Robert Pletka’s wth the FJUHSD deciding to hardwire all of their campuses and abruptly halt the plans for wireless deployment based on safety concerns.
The tensions between these groups is tremendous. While it may not be evident to the public at large, I firmly believe that it is THE DRIVING FORCE IN THE ELECTION for the three governing board positions.
The players in the FSD are, in my opinion, in large part responsible for riffs that are emerging with the city hall crowd as well. It is all connected in my opinion, and you can trace it all back to them.
It would not surprise me if there were plans to do away with the High School Board and bring everything under FSD control perhaps even doing away with the FJUHSD administration altogether.
It all boils down to the following: THE FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT TO IRRADIATE YOUR KIDS.
The following statement has been prepared by Diane Hickey, co founder of NACST.ORG and has been sent to all of the candidates. We will post their responses as they come in.
To: Fullerton Joint Union High School Board Candidates
Marilyn Buchi, Joanne Fawley, Zina Gleason, Bob Hathaway, MJ Noor*, Robert Singer, Ph.D. (*sent via candidate portal)
All Fullerton Joint Union High School District candidates for trustee should be keenly aware of the following, recently released messages regarding wireless radiation in our children’s classrooms. They all have the same message: hardwire the school technology.
University of California, Berkeley, Center for Community and Family Health, “Some Tips To Reduce Your Exposure to Wireless Radiation”
Among these are:
“Turn off wi-fi on devices being used by kids”
“ . . . use hardwired networks in schools to provide Internet access.”
The link is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B14R6QNkmaXuT1o0aDhWRERmYlE/edit?pli=1
Doctors For Safer Schools
“We ask School Boards, educators and parents to realize existing standards fail to protect students and staff. We call upon governments to update their safety standards and make them relevant to non-thermal exposures, including WiFi.”
The link is here: http://doctorsforsaferschools.org/2014.Doctors.for.Safer.Schools.pdf
This website is of particular interest to pregnant teachers that are working every day in wireless classrooms. It features Dr. Hugh Taylor, Chief of Obstetrics, Yale University Hospital, discussing the scientific studies that demonstrate exposures to wireless radiation results in degradation of memory and learning, most notably ADHD: The BabySafe Project: “Protect Your Baby from Wireless Radiation”
http://www.babysafeproject.org
The messages coming out could not be plainer or more insistent: hardwire the school technology. The Fullerton School District (K-8) trustees were provided the first and third items in July. For over a year and a half, the FSD has been presented with information on the dangers of wireless classrooms.
You should also be aware that in 2012 an Italian court ruled that wireless radiation emitted from cell phones can cause brain tumors.
Italian Court Ruling is here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/9619514/Mobile-phones-can-cause-brain-tumours-court-rules..html
When we examine product liability on cell phones, “The insurance industry has refused to provide product liability insurance on cell phones primarily due to this concern as they fear that cell phone litigation may turn out like tobacco or asbestos litigation did with huge punitive awards.”
That link is here: http://www.saferemr.com/2014/08/major-breakthrough-in-cellphone.html
As an FJUHSD school board member, please consider Sections IV and V in the Orange County Department of Education, Liability Under Section 1983. This document addresses personal liability exposure for school board trustees.
That link is here: http://www.ocde.us/LegalServices/Documents/LIABILITY_UNDER_SECTION_1983_wcopyright.pdf
These messages stand on their own. They must translate into a wired technology program, one that does not carry the serious health detriments of wireless and is known to be a secure and reliable connection.
Sincerely,
Diane Hickey, Co-Founder
National Association For Children and Safe Technology
Attachments area
Preview attachment Some Tips to Reduce Your Exposure to Wireless Radiation2.pdf
Some Tips to Reduce Your Exposure to Wireless Radiation2.pdf
#1 by Barry Levinson on October 28, 2014 - 1:38 pm
Angie B I see a disturbing pattern in most of our public agencies, whether it be our local city government or our local school districts. The pattern is that it seems clear to me that they do not want to have an open and honest dialogue with the parents and taxpayers of Fullerton on the major local issues of the day. That would belie their official titles as public servants. I really wish that I could come up with another explanation for their repeated actions or inactions as our public servants. Some of them are ideologues who love the control and power. Others just love the money attached to all these huge programs such as Common Core and the wireless technology attached to it. For some it is probably both the above reasons. But in all the above reasons, I do not see our public servants placing our school children or its adult citizens first and foremost.
Personally, I do not understand why more of the public is not outraged over this continuing negative trend. When a majority of any population does not pay attention to its government, bad things tend to follow.
However, I still remain optimistic, that my fellow Fullertonians will start paying attention. That they will soon notice the many bad trends occurring right now that once established will be very difficult to reverse.