No problem Mueller Satura. Here they are:

Geneva Mosley had 823 total recommendations. (These include 750 in writing prior to the June 8th meeting, 5 people speaking on her behalf at the June 8th Meeting, and 68 more written recommendations submitted prior to the meeting of June 22nd) — Gililland Middle School will be named for her.

Joaquin Bustoz, Jr. had 276 total recommendations. (These include 91 in writing prior to June 8th, no one speaking at EITHER meeting, and 185 more between June 8th and June 22nd.) There was concern raised at the June 22nd meeting regarding confusion since there is alREADY a facility named Juaquin Bustoz (for his parents)… and so, the Board forwarded ideas of combining the names of the facility.

Cecil Shamley had 153 total recomendations. (These include 63 in writing prior to June 8th, 1 person speaking on his behalf at the June 22nd meeting, and 89 more between June 8th and 22nd.) — Laird School will be named for him.

Adolfo Romo had 126 total recommendations. (These include 7 in writing prior to June 8th and 119 more between June 8th and 22nd.) — his import to the school district was discussed extensively as he was the man who successfully sued the district in the 1920’s for that district to admit Hispanic students for the first time. The fact that he was “so long ago” troubled certain board members… as he might not serve as enough of a “current person” to inspire the students. It WAS agreed that his name will be explored to apply to SOME facility within the district, even if not a whole school.

Christine Busch had 85 total recommendations — however, she had a statement read before the board requesting that she have no school named for her.

Manuela Sanchez Soto had 79 total recommendations — but, similar to Adolfo Romo, there was concern raised that since her contributions were over 80 years old, she might not prove inspirational enough to current students… but, again, like with Romo, she will likely have some other facility named for her.

Joseph Spracale had 47 total recommendations — Hudson Elementary will be named for him.

Ralph and Alice Goitia had 12 total recommendations — 3 prior to the June 8th meeting, 8 more submitted between the 8th and the 22nd, and one personal spokesman on his behalf at the June 8th meeting.

45 other names were submitted for consideration — many of which were not for actual people. “Tempe School” was next after Goitia with 8 recommendations. Below that there was one that got 6 recommendations, three that got 4 recommendations each, five that got 3 recommendations each, seven that got 2 recommendations each, and twenty-eight that had just 1 recommendation each.

ALL of this is available to be seen using the two Board Meeting YouTube links at the bottom. None of this was kept secret.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvtHNUA-d0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCyEEOLa934

Set the record straight here.

The public deserves to know, Tempe deserves better

Ms. Mosley got 750 “votes” in the public survey revealed to the public in the meeting of June 8th… and then 65 MORE positive comments by the June 22nd meeting… so… that’s 815 “votes”… except, of course, none of these were “votes” ANYWAY… they were recommendations to the TD3 Governing Board…

…but if you want to CALL these “votes,” then Mosley “won” by a LANDSLIDE….

But her “votes” were never “votes”… nor were any of the other pubic comments for any of the others.