The Los Angeles BID Wiki will eventually collect and organize all of our information and understanding of BIDs in Los Angeles. Eight Hundred And Fifty Freaking Dollars per student signed up.Ĭontinue reading Sakshi Jain - Supreme Commander And Founding Spirit Of GANAS Academy - The Little Charter That Couldn’t - Hired A Guy Named Ed In May 2019 To Recruit Students For Her School - Cause Evidently They Weren’t Busting Down Her Doors Trying To Get In - And Per The Contract - Which Naturally I Have A Copy Of Here - Ed Was To Collect $850 Per Student Signed Up - Yes - You Read That Right - Eight - Hundred - And - Fifty - Dollars - Per Recruited Student - So Much For The Vaunted Efficiency Of Charter Schools → And what is most amazing to me is that Ed is to be paid per piece. The purpose of the contract is to engage Ed’s services to recruit students to attend Jain’s star-crossed but nevertheless self-proclaimedly world-class private school. Like for instance, this link to a contract between Sakshi Jain, supreme commander and founding heroine of the lately placed-on-hiatus GANAS Academy, and some guy named Ed, whose LinkedIn profile identifies him as an educational consultant. But, as you no doubt know, the very point of this blog, the one thing that sets it apart from your average raving Internet lunacy, 2 is facts! Facts as reflected in public records! All this blather, like the blather you’re reading now, exists for no real purpose beyond filling out the blank space around the links to the records. In any case, that’s the theoretical no-facts-needed version of the anti-charter-efficiency argument. Thus, the argument goes, we are lucky to be able to funnel public money and other valuable assets to them for their supernaturally efficient use in the pursuit of what they’re pleased to present as public goods.īut just logically, theoretically, even without reference to facts, how could this possibly be true? Like how does it make sense to pay the supreme commander of some random charter school out in Northwest Zillionaireville a significant fraction of a zillion dollars in exchange for her skilled elite commandery when we’re already paying Austin Freaking Beutner an equally significant fraction of a zillion dollars for his equally elite equally skilled commanderistic talents? How many damn commanders do we even need? Somehow, even though it makes no freaking sense whatsoever, we are continually asked by innumerable mobs of kool-aid-drunken pro-charter ideologues to believe that somehow their damnable publicly funded private schools are more efficient 1 than publicly run public schools.
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Read on, therefore, for a transcription of Ed Rodriguez’s entire recruitment plan for GANAS Academy!Ĭontinue reading GANAS Academy Recruiter Ed Rodriguez - Yes - The Guy That Sakshi Jain Was Paying A Bounty Of $850 Per Student Signed Up To Attend Her Creepy Little Charter School - Had A Secret Recruiting Plan - Revealed Here For The First Time In Full Flaming Weirdly Idiotic Glory - “Recruiters will focus greatly on El Super located in Wilmington” - And El Super Charges $150 Per Day For Tabling - And Sakshi Jain Coughed Up Another $750 For This - Not To Mention Ancillary Expenses →
1 My forte is, of course, publishing records. I will leave it to others to discuss and determine how these privatizers chose El Super as their primary base of operations. Now, as I said, I don’t really feel qualified to do the sociology here. It’s only money, friends, and it’s not Sakshi Jain’s money, so why the hell not? And here’s another email from Sakshi Jain ordering her subordinate to cut five cashier’s checks for $150 each to cover the space rent. They charge $150 for people to pitch stuff to their customers from a table. Oh, and also, El Super isn’t letting this happen for free. However, I believe I can sum it up fairly accurately as two long pages which boil down to:ġ. There are a lot of aspects and details and subtleties and I am sure that I, as an amateur who understands literally nothing about the rarefied world in which Jain and Ed and their peers operate, am missing pretty much everything essential about this plan. And the story continues to develop! Today I have an email from Ed to Jain explaining in great detail his entire plan for recruiting the victims. The other day I revealed for the first time that Sakshi Jain, founder and supreme commander of the on-indefinite-hiatus GANAS Academy, hired a recruiter, name of Ed Rodriguez, to trick parents into signing their kids up for her school and was on the hook to the guy for $850 per signed-up kid.
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