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To: GladesGuru
"As an educational leader, I am powerfully committed to collaboratively promote the successful learning of all students at Skyline High School, while simultaneously optimizing humaneness and respect for all, staff and students alike." - Tom Stumpf, Principal, Skyline High School

That's damned near incomprehensible.

Actually, that is typical edu-speak from a typical edu-crat.

"Full of syllables and feelings, signifying nothing." My apologies to Shakespeare, but I couldn't resist.

It certainly is a tale told by an idiot.

93 posted on 04/01/2006 9:59:35 PM PST by CzarNicky (The problem with bad ideas is that they seemed like good ideas at the time.)
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To: CzarNicky
"As an educational leader, I am powerfully committed to collaboratively promote the successful learning of all students at Skyline High School, while simultaneously optimizing humaneness and respect for all, staff and students alike." - Tom Stumpf, Principal, Skyline High School

That's damned near incomprehensible.

Actually, that is typical edu-speak from a typical edu-crat.

"Full of syllables and feelings, signifying nothing." My apologies to Shakespeare, but I couldn't resist.

It certainly is a tale told by an idiot.

Right On! Dr. Sowell accurately said that the education department is the bottom ten percent of the talent pool at any university. He meant, of course, both faculty and student populations had risen to their level of incompetence in the shallow end of the gene pool.

Intellectual trolls, living under the foot of the IQ bell curve.

NO! NO! Not that end! The low IQ end!
100 posted on 04/02/2006 9:28:32 AM PDT by GladesGuru (In a society predicated upon Liberty, it is essential to examine principle)
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