WHAT IS GARZA'S RELATIONSHIP PROFESSIONALLY

 EL RRUN RRUN READER: "A week or so ago, there was a comment posted in this blog that said, "Bring back Ernesto Manriquez to BISD's Special Services." Why would somebody make such a comment? The answer is becoming more obvious. If Denise Garza is elected to the BISD Board of Trustees, will she try to get Manriquez hired as Director of Special Services? According to the blogosphere, Manriquez 'holds Denise in high regard as she is willing to go the extra mile.' Manriquez was a crony of Art Rendon who came to work in BISD Special Services when Rendon was made Director of Special Services. It was a period in time when certain board members made special concessions to their friends."


(EDITOR'S NOTE: Denise "La Gata" Garza thinks she can hide and get a free ride in the upcoming BISD trustee elections, but slowly but surely she is being pulled out of the shadows. Running on the unique platform that dismisses the importance of a college degree, Garza, who isn't even elected, is apparently playing politics before she owns the position. The El Rrun Rrun reader raises yet another question that is causing voters to scratch their heads regarding Garza's political motivations. He or she is looking for a reason the BISD would hire Ernesto Manriquez a second time as director of special services when he performed so poorly the first time? He or she then answers his or her own question: "If Denise Garza is elected to the BISD Board of Trustees, will she try to get Manriquez hired as Director of Special Services?" What is the professional relationship between Manriquez and Garza? Why would she want him back in the BISD? Why did she follow him to the San Benito Consolidated School District? The Baker Boys are hot on the trail. Their noses have them fast on the tail of an October Surprise.)

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