Principal Comes Under Fire for Protecting Jeep From Hail
04-29-2015, 08:56 AM
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If these are the decisions she is making I don't think she should run a school. If she is that concerned about her vehicle then she should get a beater to drive to school and leave her precious jeep at home in a garage.
04-30-2015, 02:07 AM
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Just watched the video. The dude that defends her by saying she has increased the junior school test scores blows my mind. What good is a test score if your kids die of smoke inhalation during a fire because THE MARKED EXIT IS BLOCKED. That guy is goofier than the principal
AND he reproduced
Where is Charles Darwin when you really really need him
AND he reproduced Where is Charles Darwin when you really really need him
04-30-2015, 08:48 AM
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My wife is a teacher in the same county. At the Principal's school, she is known for her love of her Jeep. Word also spread quickly and early that this had been dealt with and similar misjudgments would not be occurring in the future. Don't know if there were any formal repercussions though. Softball-size hail was forecast and there were tornado warnings, but still a horrible decision on her part IMHO.
My first thought when I saw the news was the opportunity she missed to get one of those fancy vented hoods.
My first thought when I saw the news was the opportunity she missed to get one of those fancy vented hoods.
04-30-2015, 08:59 AM
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My wife is a teacher in the same county. At the Principal's school, she is known for her love of her Jeep. Word also spread quickly and early that this had been dealt with and similar misjudgments would not be occurring in the future. Don't know if there were any formal repercussions though. Softball-size hail was forecast and there were tornado warnings, but still a horrible decision on her part IMHO.
My first thought when I saw the news was the opportunity she missed to get one of those fancy vented hoods.
My first thought when I saw the news was the opportunity she missed to get one of those fancy vented hoods.
But as a principal she is making bank on top of insurance coverage so there is no excuse for her actions.
04-30-2015, 09:00 AM
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My thought exactly! I've been secretly hoping for some hail damage so I have an excuse to get me that fancy vented hood! Or cut into my brand new hood to install that PS louver!