They should be open to the public 24 hours per day 365 days per year,
when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally, all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, should be open to the public 24 hours per day
365 days per year, when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally the bathrooms should be open 24 hours per day, 365 days per >year, at all times!
Fences and signs indicating otherwise are illegal pedestrian traffic >barriers, deceiving the public, as the law PC 626 - is Disruption, NOT >Trespassing! Nor is it a crime to climb over a fence (or bring a
ladder), but certain schools have gestapo like impassible fences,
obstructing legal pedestrian traffic onto their public tracks and fields
and courts and campuses! If I put up a sign or fence saying "school
closed," it would be considered a disruption!
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and >thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be >installed.
The law on all property, even private property means NOT to go to "No >Trespassing," but to go to No Disruption, and No Squatting!
The law on California Public Schools is clearly written in the
legislation: _No Disruption_, and NOT No Trespassing!
The schools are public parks when not in use, and it is NOT illegal to
be on them, whatever signs and fences to the contrary might indicate!
Working for the school district, you just go: "I'm in power, and I
closed the school."
In addition these fences are in violation of Federal and State
handicapped laws.
[The above DOES NOT apply to commercial enterprises, which _as at our
public parks_ are required to PAY to hold events. All fields and courts
and campuses and classrooms, at almost all schools are available for
rent at http://www.facilitron.com . Nonprofit organizations and
churches and the Boyscouts and Girlscouts, should be generally exempt
from such fees - as the public isn't actually _using_ the classroom, and
thus the use doesn't obstruct public use, and the school can use tax
dollars to clean up. These are our public facilities.]
The above should apply to outdoor school pools as well, and that is the >greatest extension of the principal.
The above should apply to indoor gymnasiums and pools, if there is no >removable property to secure.
It is not actually illegal to be *in* a classroom, but the school should
have the right to secure removable property, of which there is none on
its courts and fields.
The crimes that the Schools need to be aware of, and watch out for, are >solely the following:
Intent to take.
Intent to break.
Intent to get children into illegal gangs.
Intent to get children into, or sell children illegal drugs.
Intent to get children into illegal sexuality.
Intent to kidnap.
Signs and fences, indicating contrary to the above, are crimes in
progress and should be removed, that is, all fences should have openable >gates outside of school hours, and all such deceiving signs should be >removed.
It is usually the district who is to blame, not the individual school
itself. The Custodians are at fault. They report to the School
Custodial Supervisor, who reports to the District Custodial Supervisor,
who reports to the Maintenance and Operations Director, who reports to
the Assistant Superintendent, (who reports to the Superintendent, who
reports to the School Board, who reports to We the People, and who is
voted in and out by us).
What if the Custodians just hung signs which said "No Blacks?" Who
would stop them?
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and >thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be >installed.
Violations of our public property use are really offensive.
The State already has it in the code that it's "No Disruption," not "No >Trespassing."
No one's charged for being on School "Property." They're just deceived.
They just can't get in.
All public schools should be required to hang the following signs at the >entrance to all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, outdoor pools and bathrooms
(and non-profit private schools should be required to do the same as
they get tax benefits):
"Open for non-commercial public use."
"PC 626
No Disruption"
(Fees for parking lots at some schools notwithstanding - the lots
themselves should be open 24/7 (with or without fees)).
To recap, the following should be open 24/7/365, when not in use by
school or reserved event:
Athletic Facilities
Tracks
Soccer-Football Fields
Baseball Diamonds
Tennis Courts
Basketball Courts
Pools
Parking Lots
The General Campus Itself
Bathrooms
Dumpsters
Please redistribute. All rights released.
They should be open to the public 24 hours per day 365 days per year,
when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally, all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, should be open to the public 24 hours per day
365 days per year, when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally the bathrooms should be open 24 hours per day, 365 days per year, at all times!
Fences and signs indicating otherwise are illegal pedestrian traffic barriers, deceiving the public, as the law PC 626 - is Disruption, NOT Trespassing! Nor is it a crime to climb over a fence (or bring a
ladder), but certain schools have gestapo like impassible fences,
obstructing legal pedestrian traffic onto their public tracks and fields
and courts and campuses! If I put up a sign or fence saying "school
closed," it would be considered a disruption!
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be installed.
The law on all property, even private property means NOT to go to "No Trespassing," but to go to No Disruption, and No Squatting!
The law on California Public Schools is clearly written in the
legislation: _No Disruption_, and NOT No Trespassing!
The schools are public parks when not in use, and it is NOT illegal to
be on them, whatever signs and fences to the contrary might indicate!
Working for the school district, you just go: "I'm in power, and I
closed the school."
In addition these fences are in violation of Federal and State
handicapped laws.
[The above DOES NOT apply to commercial enterprises, which _as at our
public parks_ are required to PAY to hold events. All fields and courts
and campuses and classrooms, at almost all schools are available for
rent at http://www.facilitron.com . Nonprofit organizations and
churches and the Boyscouts and Girlscouts, should be generally exempt
from such fees - as the public isn't actually _using_ the classroom, and
thus the use doesn't obstruct public use, and the school can use tax
dollars to clean up. These are our public facilities.]
The above should apply to outdoor school pools as well, and that is the greatest extension of the principal.
The above should apply to indoor gymnasiums and pools, if there is no removable property to secure.
It is not actually illegal to be *in* a classroom, but the school should
have the right to secure removable property, of which there is none on
its courts and fields.
The crimes that the Schools need to be aware of, and watch out for, are solely the following:
Intent to take.
Intent to break.
Intent to get children into illegal gangs.
Intent to get children into, or sell children illegal drugs.
Intent to get children into illegal sexuality.
Intent to kidnap.
Signs and fences, indicating contrary to the above, are crimes in
progress and should be removed, that is, all fences should have openable gates outside of school hours, and all such deceiving signs should be removed.
It is usually the district who is to blame, not the individual school
itself. The Custodians are at fault. They report to the School
Custodial Supervisor, who reports to the District Custodial Supervisor,
who reports to the Maintenance and Operations Director, who reports to
the Assistant Superintendent, (who reports to the Superintendent, who
reports to the School Board, who reports to We the People, and who is
voted in and out by us).
What if the Custodians just hung signs which said "No Blacks?" Who
would stop them?
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be installed.
Violations of our public property use are really offensive.
The State already has it in the code that it's "No Disruption," not "No Trespassing."
No one's charged for being on School "Property." They're just deceived.
They just can't get in.
All public schools should be required to hang the following signs at the entrance to all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, outdoor pools and bathrooms
(and non-profit private schools should be required to do the same as
they get tax benefits):
"Open for non-commercial public use."
"PC 626
No Disruption"
(Fees for parking lots at some schools notwithstanding - the lots
themselves should be open 24/7 (with or without fees)).
To recap, the following should be open 24/7/365, when not in use by
school or reserved event:
Athletic Facilities
Tracks
Soccer-Football Fields
Baseball Diamonds
Tennis Courts
Basketball Courts
Pools
Parking Lots
The General Campus Itself
Bathrooms
Dumpsters
Please redistribute. All rights released.
On 5/29/2024 11:35 AM, Intelligent Party wrote:
They should be open to the public 24 hours per day 365 days per year,
when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally, all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, should be open to the public 24 hours per day
365 days per year, when not in use by a school or reserved event!
Additionally the bathrooms should be open 24 hours per day, 365 days per
year, at all times!
Fences and signs indicating otherwise are illegal pedestrian traffic
barriers, deceiving the public, as the law PC 626 - is Disruption, NOT
Trespassing! Nor is it a crime to climb over a fence (or bring a
ladder), but certain schools have gestapo like impassible fences,
obstructing legal pedestrian traffic onto their public tracks and fields
and courts and campuses! If I put up a sign or fence saying "school
closed," it would be considered a disruption!
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and
thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be
installed.
The law on all property, even private property means NOT to go to "No
Trespassing," but to go to No Disruption, and No Squatting!
The law on California Public Schools is clearly written in the
legislation: _No Disruption_, and NOT No Trespassing!
The schools are public parks when not in use, and it is NOT illegal to
be on them, whatever signs and fences to the contrary might indicate!
Working for the school district, you just go: "I'm in power, and I
closed the school."
In addition these fences are in violation of Federal and State
handicapped laws.
[The above DOES NOT apply to commercial enterprises, which _as at our
public parks_ are required to PAY to hold events. All fields and courts
and campuses and classrooms, at almost all schools are available for
rent at http://www.facilitron.com . Nonprofit organizations and
churches and the Boyscouts and Girlscouts, should be generally exempt
from such fees - as the public isn't actually _using_ the classroom, and
thus the use doesn't obstruct public use, and the school can use tax
dollars to clean up. These are our public facilities.]
The above should apply to outdoor school pools as well, and that is the
greatest extension of the principal.
The above should apply to indoor gymnasiums and pools, if there is no
removable property to secure.
It is not actually illegal to be *in* a classroom, but the school should
have the right to secure removable property, of which there is none on
its courts and fields.
The crimes that the Schools need to be aware of, and watch out for, are
solely the following:
Intent to take.
Intent to break.
Intent to get children into illegal gangs.
Intent to get children into, or sell children illegal drugs.
Intent to get children into illegal sexuality.
Intent to kidnap.
Signs and fences, indicating contrary to the above, are crimes in
progress and should be removed, that is, all fences should have openable
gates outside of school hours, and all such deceiving signs should be
removed.
It is usually the district who is to blame, not the individual school
itself. The Custodians are at fault. They report to the School
Custodial Supervisor, who reports to the District Custodial Supervisor,
who reports to the Maintenance and Operations Director, who reports to
the Assistant Superintendent, (who reports to the Superintendent, who
reports to the School Board, who reports to We the People, and who is
voted in and out by us).
What if the Custodians just hung signs which said "No Blacks?" Who
would stop them?
Illegal signs and fences disrupt lawful activity, access, and use, and
thereby violate the State Code against disruption. Thus all such signs
and fences should be removed, and permanent pedestrian access should be
installed.
Violations of our public property use are really offensive.
The State already has it in the code that it's "No Disruption," not "No
Trespassing."
No one's charged for being on School "Property." They're just deceived.
They just can't get in.
All public schools should be required to hang the following signs at the
entrance to all outdoor athletic fields and courts, all parking lots,
and all outdoor campuses, outdoor pools and bathrooms
(and non-profit private schools should be required to do the same as
they get tax benefits):
"Open for non-commercial public use."
"PC 626
No Disruption"
(Fees for parking lots at some schools notwithstanding - the lots
themselves should be open 24/7 (with or without fees)).
To recap, the following should be open 24/7/365, when not in use by
school or reserved event:
Athletic Facilities
Tracks
Soccer-Football Fields
Baseball Diamonds
Tennis Courts
Basketball Courts
Pools
Parking Lots
The General Campus Itself
Bathrooms
Dumpsters
Please redistribute. All rights released.
A traffic light is not an illegal traffic barrier, rather it is traffic
flow. Other people have to get their turn to use the intersection, and
there is not an unreasonable wait time.
A sign saying "No Right Turn" for 2 hours during rush hour, is an
illegal traffic barrier, and has to be removed. The streets belong to >everybody, and such signs are based on poverty, and will incur putting
in roads in the wrong places in the long run. It's your street, to use
if others aren't. Under construction of course is a different thing, as
the street it therefore in use.
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