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Española School Board President Pablo Lujan (left), Superintendent Eric Martinez and Vice President Lucas Fresquez listen, to a presentation given Monday by representatives from Lone Mountain Contracting. A coalition of Española-area residents circulated a petition, which asks the Public Education Department to take control of the District’s finances, due to widespread malfeasance. Lujan said the petition is off base and an inaccurate depiction of the District’s business practices.
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