PLEASE HELP US CIRCULATE CIVIL RIGHTS DISCRIMINATION, ADA, 504 AND IDEA, TITLE 1 AND IDEA LAW VIOLATIONS CONCERNING DETROIT, MICHIGAN'S SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS SOURCES AND BLOGS !!!!
CALL THE MICHIGAN AND WASHINGTON DC PHONE NUMBERS BELOW !
GO TO LANSING ON TUESDAY JANUARY 11, 2011. CALL 313 778-4393
SPEAK TO THE MICHIGAN STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO VOICE OUR CONCERNS ABOUT THE STATE OF DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND DESTRUCTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION AND OUR CHILDREN! THE BUS WILL LEAVE AT 8:00 AM IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND CALL THE FOLLOWING MICHIGAN AND WASHINGTON DC NUMBERS TO VOICE YOUR COMPLAINTS:
Governor Rick Snyder 517-373-3400
Kathleen Strauss, President Michigan Board of Education 517-373-6534
Lieutenant Brian Galley 517-373-3400
Mr. Robert Bobb, Financial Manager DPS 313- 873-4149
Sherrie Ulerly, Deputy Chief of Academic 313-873-6478
Felicia Baker, Supervisor 313-873-7494
Jennifer Mokowski, Detroit Public Schools Media 313-873-8401
Detroit News 313-222-2310
ON JANUARY 7, ROBERT BOBB ENDANGERED THE LIVES OF SPECIAL ED STUDENTS BY LAYING OFF / FIRING SPECIAL ED BUS ATTENDANTS TO SAVE MONEY.
1. Why would you take away a direct service to Special Needs Students?
2. I will file a lawsuit against Detroit Public School if the Bus Attendants are laid-off and my child is injured on the bus.
3. Bus drivers are refusing to take Special Education Routes without a Bus Attendant.
4. If Bus Attendants are laid-off Parent Groups will file lawsuits on behalf of thestudents due to safety concerns and large numbers of Special Education Students that are transported on a daily basis (over 7000 Special Education Students).
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WASHINGTON D.C.
Civil Rights Hotline
Call the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at 1-800-421-3481 to report any educational discrimination on the basis of race, sex, disability, etc., request information on civil rights compliance programs, procedures for filing discrimination complaints, or access to civil rights regulatory and policy documents. The local number in Washington, D.C. is 202-453-6100. TTY: 1-877-521-2172. Email: ocr@ed.gov. See the OCR Contact Us page to find the enforcement office serving your area or use the OCR 
The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) provides a hotline for individuals to call to report fraud, waste, or abuse involving federal student aid funds or Department of Education funds, programs, or employees. Anyone having such knowledge should call 1-800-MIS-USED (1-800-647-8733). All callers can be assured of absolute confidentiality. Reports can also be submitted via email (to oig.hotline@ed.gov) or the OIG online complaint form.
For Complaints about Detroit's Vocational Schools for Adult (20-26) Special Ed Transition Students Contact:
U.S. Department of Education Information Resource Center: 1-800-872-5327 (toll-free)
Key Staff: Office of the Assistant Secretary: Brenda Dann-Messier, Assistant Secretary
REPORT MISUSE OF TITLE 1 AND OTHER SPECIAL ED
FUNDS TO OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
Office for Civil Rights (OCR) Assistant Secretary, Russlynn Ali 202 453-5900Special Assistant, Michael Lamb 202 453-5955
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, Sunil Mansukhani 202 453-5959
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Ricardo Soto 202 453-5954
Special Assistant, Dianne M. Piche 202 453-5965
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Enforcement, Sandra Battle 202 453-5968
Enforcement Director, Randolph Wills 202 453-5956
FOR DETROIT TRANSITION CENTER EAST AND WEST PARENTS, SEE INFO BELOW:
REPORT THAT OUR CHILDREN ARE FORCED TO REMAIN IN BUILDINGS WITH AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT VIOLATIONS, NO HOPE, A VOCATIONAL CURRICULUM THAT MOST PARENTS DON'T KNOW ABOUT, NO PROPER SKILLS TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS OR COMMUNITY BECAUSE WE ARE TOLD "THEY CAN'T BE SENT FOR JOB TRAINING UNTIL AGE 25 ( WASTING 5- 7 YEARS OF THEIR LIVES IN A RAT INFESTED SCHOOL AT EAST) OR WE ARE TOLD "WE CAN'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT THIS, CALL ROBERT BOBB OR HIS ADMINISTRATORS"
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Mailing Address:
U.S. Department of Education
Office of Vocational and Adult Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-7100
Street Address for Visitors:
U.S. Department of Education
Office of Vocational and Adult Education
11th Floor
550 12th Street, SW
Washington, DC 20202-7100
Email: ovae@ed.gov
Phone : (202) 245-7700
Fax : (202) 245-7838
U.S. Department of Education Information Resource Center :
1-800-872-5327 (toll-free)
Key Staff
Office of the Assistant Secretary: Brenda Dann-Messier, Assistant Secretary
Office of the Assistant Secretary: Glenn Cummings, Deputy Assistant Secretary
Office of the Assistant Secretary: Frank Chong, Deputy Assistant Secretary
Office of the Assistant Secretary: Dennis Berry, Chief of Staff
Executive Office: Nick Dorka, Director
Adult Education and Literacy Division: Cheryl Keenan, Director
Division of Academic and Technical Education: Sharon Miller, Director
Policy, Research, and Evaluation: Dale King, Director
MICHIGAN
Mayor Dave Bing 313-224-3400 -
Terry Burgess, Consultant 313-873-6532
Chasity Pratt, Detroit Free Press 313-223-4537
Steve Wasko Detroit Public Schools Media / Parent Involvement 313-873-4892
Angela Joyner, Deputy Chief Financial Officer Phone: 313-873-4044
Fax: 313-870-3661
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