Response To Michelle E. Randazzo
Michele E. Randazzo
KP Law, P.C.101 Arch Street
Boston, MA 02110
Re: Response to November 19, 2019 Letter Regarding Town of Canton
Dear Attorney Randazzo,
I am writing in response to your letter dated November 19, 2019, regarding my communications with the Town of Canton and the Canton Public Schools (CPS).
First, I appreciate the acknowledgment of my event requests and the processing of paper applications. However, I would like to reiterate my concern that my requests for school facility use have, at times, been delayed or treated inconsistently compared to other community members. I would appreciate clarity and transparency regarding facility use approval timelines and criteria.
Second, regarding my attempts to seek employment or reinstatement as a substitute teacher, I respectfully assert that my qualifications and experience warrant reconsideration (online biography attached). The 2017 rejection should not permanently bar me from reapplying or being reconsidered in light of changing needs within the school system. I am particularly concerned about the fairness of the process and the tone of prior responses.
Lastly, your letter references past allegations of cyberstalking and harassment (original police report attached). I remain deeply concerned about these issues, some of which I believe have been inadequately addressed, including the most recent one which began on March 11, 2025. I request documentation related to the 2017 meeting with the Canton Police Department, as well as any internal communications referencing my complaints or employment status.
I respectfully ask that the Town and its departments treat my future inquiries with fairness and professionalism. I remain open to dialogue and resolution but intend to assert my rights under applicable laws.
Sincerely,
Janice A Davis
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