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Monthly Archives: October 2009
The Kettering School Board Election Is A Contest Between Two Very Different Points Of View
This election, in selecting their school board members, Kettering voters have a choice. The question is, should voters return current board members who are seeking re-election — or choose the challengers? The DDN in its editorial endorsement, recommended sticking with … Continue reading
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Kettering Schools Threw Away Its Historical Record — Decades Of Accreditation Self-Study Reports Now Lost
It’s hard to believe, but, according to Kettering’s Interim School Superintendent, Jim Schoenlein, the school district of Kettering has destroyed its entire historical record of North Central self-study reports. Prior to recent times, school districts were accredited by accrediting agencies. … Continue reading
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How Can Public Education Be Transformed?
How can public education be transformed? The two ways we currently rely upon are not valid: State and federal government keep making more regulations, more requirements, most tests, more penalties and more rewards. Citizens kept agreeing to fund education at … Continue reading
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In My New Kettering Oakwood Times Article, I Emphasize That Current Board Members Misled The Public
In my campaign to be elected to The Kettering Board of Education, I’ve decided to return to what motivated me in the first place last May. In this article for the KO Times to be printed Thursday, October 22, I … Continue reading
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DaytonOS Returns — Again
This is the third time that DaytonOS has abruptly been taken down. Very frustrating. Our provider, Siteground, is telling us that the activity on DaytonOS is using too much of Siteground’s capacity, and that we need to streamline our operation. … Continue reading
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Dayton Daily News Prints My Letter Responding To “Campaigned Against Levy” Claim
I was glad this morning to see that the DDN printed my letter. The letter is only about 120 words in length and is entitled, “Defeating Kettering school levy wasn’t motive” Re “Maus, Gilmore, Bayless best picks,” Oct. 5: The … Continue reading
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