In early 2007, Robin Donlan was being investigated by the FBI, SEC, US
Justice Department and the IRS.
The San Diego Union Tribune couldn't confirm this, but the San Diego
Education Report was able to confirm it. The access logs for this site
showed that all of these government entities had been doing internet
searches for Robin Donlan. The SD Union Tribune wrote on May 4, 2007:
"The Internal Revenue Service, the FBI, the U.S. Attorney General's Office
and the San Diego District Attorney's Office all would neither confirm nor
deny any criminal investigation."
Maybe the next time Robin Donlan tells lies about a fellow teacher, the
district will do an investigation, instead of catering to her every whim.
CVESD fired two excellent teachers to please Robin Donlan and her "Castle
Park Family." The fact that this "family" was committing crimes didn't seem
to phase the board at all. Kim Simmons, a prominent member of the "Family"
was arrested last year for embezzling up to $20,000 from the Castle Park
Elementary PTA.
The CVESD board members (Cheryl Cox, Patrick Judd, Pam Smith, Larry
Cunningham and Bertha Lopez) spent $100,000's of public money to cover
up Donlan's crimes. The board also pressured teachers and administrators to
commit perjury.
The board was aided in this endeavor by Donlan's close friend Gina Boyd,
former Chula Vista Educator's president, and Jim Groth, current CVE
president, as well as CTA president Barbara Kerr and CTA head counsel
Beverly Tucker.
On May 4, 2007, Robin Donlan was served along with her husband Vence
with a $7.7 million lawsuit for fraudulently issuing stock options for local San
Diego company Wireless Facilities, where Vence Donlan once was employed.
Vence Donlan was in charge of entering Wireless Facilities' stock options
data into company software. Robin and Vence sold the options at an
enormous profit, and went on a real estate spending spree.
"The accusation that an options administrator defrauded a company of stock
is unusual and suggests another avenue of wrongdoing that has, as yet, gone
undetected," wrote Kathryn Balint and Keith Darce of the San Diego Union
Tribune.
The Union Tribune was a huge supporter of Robin Donlan when she was
transferred out of Castle Park Elementary. Along with La Prensa and the
Chula Vista Star-News, the Union Trib published glowing stories about Ms.
Donlan, and ugly accusations against Lowell Billings and Ollie Matos, the
administrators who transferred her. All these newspapers knew about Robin
Donlan's crimes at Castle Park Elementary, but refused to print a single word
about them.
Justice Department and the IRS.
The San Diego Union Tribune couldn't confirm this, but the San Diego
Education Report was able to confirm it. The access logs for this site
showed that all of these government entities had been doing internet
searches for Robin Donlan. The SD Union Tribune wrote on May 4, 2007:
"The Internal Revenue Service, the FBI, the U.S. Attorney General's Office
and the San Diego District Attorney's Office all would neither confirm nor
deny any criminal investigation."
Maybe the next time Robin Donlan tells lies about a fellow teacher, the
district will do an investigation, instead of catering to her every whim.
CVESD fired two excellent teachers to please Robin Donlan and her "Castle
Park Family." The fact that this "family" was committing crimes didn't seem
to phase the board at all. Kim Simmons, a prominent member of the "Family"
was arrested last year for embezzling up to $20,000 from the Castle Park
Elementary PTA.
The CVESD board members (Cheryl Cox, Patrick Judd, Pam Smith, Larry
Cunningham and Bertha Lopez) spent $100,000's of public money to cover
up Donlan's crimes. The board also pressured teachers and administrators to
commit perjury.
The board was aided in this endeavor by Donlan's close friend Gina Boyd,
former Chula Vista Educator's president, and Jim Groth, current CVE
president, as well as CTA president Barbara Kerr and CTA head counsel
Beverly Tucker.
On May 4, 2007, Robin Donlan was served along with her husband Vence
with a $7.7 million lawsuit for fraudulently issuing stock options for local San
Diego company Wireless Facilities, where Vence Donlan once was employed.
Vence Donlan was in charge of entering Wireless Facilities' stock options
data into company software. Robin and Vence sold the options at an
enormous profit, and went on a real estate spending spree.
"The accusation that an options administrator defrauded a company of stock
is unusual and suggests another avenue of wrongdoing that has, as yet, gone
undetected," wrote Kathryn Balint and Keith Darce of the San Diego Union
Tribune.
The Union Tribune was a huge supporter of Robin Donlan when she was
transferred out of Castle Park Elementary. Along with La Prensa and the
Chula Vista Star-News, the Union Trib published glowing stories about Ms.
Donlan, and ugly accusations against Lowell Billings and Ollie Matos, the
administrators who transferred her. All these newspapers knew about Robin
Donlan's crimes at Castle Park Elementary, but refused to print a single word
about them.
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| Perjury Michael Carlson and atty Deborah K. Garvin |
| Robin Donlan made a lot of accusations against her fellow employees from 1999 through 2004 at Chula Vista Elementary School District. Her major targets were principal Ollie Matos, Superintendent Lowell Billings, and fellow teacher Maura Larkins. The school district, including Cheryl Cox and the four other board members, spent hundreds of thousands of tax dollars covering up Donlan's crimes against Maura Larkins. The school board pressured employees to commit perjury about destroyed documents, among other things. The district probably expected some gratitude from Donlan for helping her so much, but they got something very different. In August 2004, when Superintendent Billings and principal Matos transferred Donlan out of Castle Park Elementary School, where Donlan had initiated a crime wave, Donlan and fellow transferred teachers Peggie Myers, Nikki Perez and Stephenie Parker Pettit, along with Donlan's personal friend Gina Boyd (President of Chula Vista Educators) and PTA presidents Kim Simmons and Felicia Starr began a very public smear campaign against these two administrators. In 2005 Kim Simmons was arrested for embezzling $20,000 from the Castle Park Elementary PTA. This site has long maintained that Robin Colls Donlan made false accusations to cover up her own wrongdoing, which included crimes. Proof of perjury by Robin Donlan's brother Michael Carlson, regarding his and Robin Doig Donlan's criminal actions at CVESD, is contained in court exhibits. Gina Boyd and CTA lawyers Michael D. Hersh and Beverly Tucker destroyed documents and committed perjury to cover up Robin Donlan's and Linda Watson's crimes against Maura Larkins. |
| Did someone push Vence Donlan into committing stock options fraud? How did so many people who were close to Robin Donlan become involved in criminal activity? These individuals include: Donlan's brother, Michael Carlson her PTA friend, her fellow teachers, her union (California Teachers Association), her school district, Commander Sam Gross of Santa Barbara Sheriff's department, her lawyers, and finally, and most distressingly, her husband, a former navy pilot and school teacher who is now serving an almost-4-year federal prison sentence. Robin's husband Vence Donlan was never in trouble before he married Robin. What caused him to begin to commit stock option theft a few months after he married Robin? Could it have been pressure from his wife? That was certainly the reason that CTA, CVESD, teachers at Robin's school, and law enforcement and lawyers became involved in criminal activities. Robin Donlan put them in a position where they had to violate the law or push back against pressure. Sadly, they all decided to break the law. I suspect that Robin was fearful in March 2002, when she learned that her fellow teachers had been sued, that her involvement in the wrongdoing would eventually be exposed. She married Vence Donlan in early 2002, perhaps in part because she feared that her role in the wrongdoing would be exposed, and she wanted the support of a husband. Possibly she expressed fear to her husband that she would have to pay a lot of money in a lawsuit, and he felt the need to provide her with a lot of money. |
| Chula Vista Elementary School District |
| $7 million fraud $20,000 PTA embezzlement and Labor Code 432.7 criminal violations |
| Robin Donlan and Chula Vista Elementary School District |
| Latest CVESD lawsuit: the Danielle Coziahr case |
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| CVESD teacher Robin Donlan |
| Robin Donlan now teaches next to Barbara Dunwoodie, one of the Chula Vista Educators board members who helped cover up her crimes at Castle Park. |
