(Hour 3a, b, c)
(Hour 3a) Jorge Mesa-Tejada is the Chairman of the Hampstead Budget Committee. He was recently banned from Hampstead School Board meetings for “bullying.”
Tune in to find out what happened and what might happen next.
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(Hour 3b) We played the video of the Hampstead SB meeting from Oct. 28th
What’s the deal in Hampstead? Haven’t they ever heard of dissenting opinions or free speech? Mesa-Tejada discussed the poor treatment of elected officials who dare to challenge the Superintendent of Schools, Earl F. Metzler.
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(Hour 3c) Poor treatment of elected officials is something new to the Town of Hampstead, according to Mesa-Tejada.
He explained the new climate there, cast in the shadow of Metzler’s Ten Commandments. How, exactly does the NH School Boards Association and the NH Municipal Association fit in the grand scheme of things?
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