
Why did Nick Pardue present political rhetoric as ‘history’ at last night’s MVUSD school board meeting
When Murrieta Valley School District Board President Nick Pardue cited the so-called “45 Communist Goals” as “history” during Tuesday night's MVUSD school board meeting, he wasn’t just making a casual error — he was peddling a decades-old piece of political fiction as fact.
This isn’t a matter of differing interpretations; it’s a matter of documented truth versus ideological invention.
And why did he tell this fable to Murrietans? To justify voting against $800,000 in funding for mental health programs for the school district.
MVUSD Board Majority Welcomes Lawsuits
The current majority of the Murrieta Valley USD board has made it crystal clear: bring on the lawsuits. As the board majority works to push through new policies and board resolutions, they also publicly shared that they welcome the resulting costly legal challenges.
MVUSD: Pardue persists and removes school social workers
MURRIETA— After a debate that spanned two school board meetings, MVUSD president Nick Pardue succeeded in removing more than half of the district's social workers at the end of this school year.
Pardue sets deceptive tone for first meeting as MVUSD board president
The tone was set early by the leaders of the Murrieta Valley Unified School Board as new members were sworn in and officers were elected at the Dec. 17 meeting. New board members Christine Schmidt and Eleanor Briggs quickly fell in line with trustee Nick Pardue to elect him president.
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