Seven hours ago we expected Harambee to get language in the waning hours of the legislative session. The Governor had met with all parties and hammered out an agreement. The Senate had agreed to insert the language for Harambee and the House agreed not to insist on corresponding language for Crosswinds. However, this did not happen.<\/p>\n
When the final bill of the session came to the House floor from the Senate, it did not include language for Harambee.<\/p>\n
As a result, Roseville does not have the ability to run the Harambee program as it had proposed.<\/p>\n
BUT THIS IS NOT THE END OF THE STORY FOR HARAMBEE!<\/p>\n
It is now up to the EMID board, but Roseville and the board will have to explore alternative ways of facilitating a turnover of governance. There are ideas about this, but they are in the earliest stages of being worked out.<\/p>\n
Of course, this makes it clear that especially Harambee parents will want to come to the board meeting on Wednesday 5\/29 at Harambee.<\/p>\n
Sincere apologies for the earlier post stating that Harambee would be OK. Given the agreement the Governor had worked out, we just could not imagine the result we saw tonight.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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