proud2BlibKansan
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Fri May-26-06 02:38 PM
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Do any of you know a school superintendent from DeKalb County |
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named Johnny Edward Brown? He is a finalist for the supt job in my school district.
Here is what our local paper says: ■ Johnny Edward Brown, a former superintendent from Georgia, has gained a flashy reputation for turning around struggling districts. But he left his latest posts in Decatur, Ga., and Birmingham, Ala., having supporters and detractors.
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CottonBear
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Fri May-26-06 05:42 PM
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1. ulysses is a teacher in Atlanta. Maybe he knows something about Brown. |
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You should PM uly and ask him! :)
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proud2BlibKansan
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Fri May-26-06 05:44 PM
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2. I did and I haven't heard back yet |
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Fri May-26-06 09:11 PM
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3. Part of Atlanta is in DeKalb County (pronounced Dee-Kab) |
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Edited on Fri May-26-06 09:17 PM by CottonBear
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Sat May-27-06 05:45 AM
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4. I remember that there was some controversy surrounding him |
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but that, all in all, it was relatively mild. He was also in the Decatur city schools, which is one of the best districts in the state, for two years. I imagine he'd be fine. I see that he's also under consideration in Tulsa.
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Sat May-27-06 10:21 AM
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5. One of our TV stations is reporting they hired the guy from New Orleans |
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which is fine by me, cause I think he is the one who turned off the a/c in his admin building until every school in the district was air conditioned. I like that kind of leadership. :)
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Sun Jun-04-06 04:05 PM
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6. He had nothing to do with Decatur City Schools |
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He came from Birmingham, AL to Dekalb County. He had absolutely nothing to do with Decatur City Schools. He was crap in Dekalb County and crap in Birmingham from what I understand. Dekalb County wound up paying him to go away. He did very little that I could see for Dekalb County. He did make children wear uniforms. Big whoop.
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