SCAP workers dumped by Christopher Smith gave a much different story and overview on the state of SCAP, claiming it--as well as individual workers rights--was badly damaged. They spoke publicly at City Council in January and anonymously on Free Radio Santa Cruz about the issue. Christopher Smith promised to speak on the air in response to their concerns, but then pulled a no-show.

This unsigned post sounds like a Management PR puff piece engaging in damage control.

Does anyone at the ground level--rather than in the suites--have any information about how SCAP is doing, how far educational services have been cut back (as claimed by the fired workers), etc.?