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Posted on July 30 at 12:19 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Amen!!!! Thank you krz4kc!!!! Stormy doesn't know all that he/she thinks he/she knows.
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Posted on July 28 at 11:20 a.m. (Suggest removal)
To the above posts, while FDA may have lost some students, we have also gained some from the public school. From where I sit, it may be a wash. FDA is not blinded to think that information wouldn't get out, but it would certainly be nice if the "folks" spreading it knew what they were talking about.
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Posted on June 28 at 11:10 a.m. (Suggest removal)
With regards to the courthouse, two offices were not mentioned. The Revenue Commissioners Office and The Board of Registrars. Both of these offices are just as important as the other offices mentioned and should not have been slighted. If you're going to mention offices within the courthouse, you need to be sure that you do not omit one.
Posted on April 20 at 3:06 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mamakaye. Could not have said it better!!!!!
Posted on April 19 at 10:35 a.m. (Suggest removal)
As a parent of a FDA child, I am in total agreement with this decision. Yes, maybe it came about rather abruptly, but I do like it. FDA has a board just like the public school. The difference is that our board actually listens and the headmaster does have a voice. Mr. Brantley is a wonderful headmaster and the students are his main focus. He has a heart for them and their safety. The decision my family made, while it may be hard some times, is a good decision. FDA is like a big family. We are proud of it and will stand behind it. It makes perfect sense in this day and time. It puts everyone on an equal playing field and is also a safety feature. With uniforms, you will come closer to knowing if someone is out of place. Stormy, you go ahead and campaign for public schools, they're fine. You made your choice and so did we. Our tax dollars support the public school, so we do have opinions and maybe a dog in the fight. You on the other hand, do not have a dog in this hunt. You chose to send your kids where you wanted and we did the same. P.S. Stormy, the magnet school is a has been, so get off that. I wish all of the naysayers would keep their opinions to their self. Until you try private school, you do not have a clue. I am a product of the Butler County School system and am proud of what it use to be. It is not what it use to be. We have not taken God out of our school or sporting events, you on the other hand have. I am proud to send my chldren to FDA. I am proud of Mr. Brantley and what he stands for. We should all want a principal such as David Brantley.
Posted on April 16 at 11:05 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I love it!! I have wanted us to go to uniforms before now. It will make getting the kids to school a little easier. There will not be fusses about what matches and what someone else is wearing. I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on March 15 at 11:23 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I graduated with Tony and Phyllis and my heartfelt sympathy goes out to them during this time. Lakeshia is to be commended for her bravery and dedication. Thank you for fighting for our freedom. You are all in our thoughts are prayers.
Posted on February 18 at 9 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I agree, put four candidates in a forum and let the public fire questions at them. Color doesn't matter. If they can do the job, that is the important question. Two of the candidates left in the final four were relieved of their duties as principals--if they couldn't handle one school, how in the world are they going to manage a county? That is the part that is so dumb and aggravating. It is sad that the teachers and the children have to settle because the board is scared to have a mind or backbone of their own.
Posted on January 25 at 9:38 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I just hope whoever the board decides upon will be the best for Butler County. I do hope that the Board will not "reward" those that have once been rewarded by promoting them again for not doing the jobs they were hired to do. While it would be good to have a local person, you certainly don't want a person that couldn't, wouldn't or didn't perform their original jobs. I don't understand why other counties vote on the superintendent. If other counties can vote, why can't Butler County. Good luck to Billy Wayne Jones on being the new president of the board.
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Posted on August 11 at 8:43 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I agree. I remember when the hospital used to be a "family" atmosphere. Now a days it is anything but "family". Those were the days when the Director of Nursing and other "key" heads were hardworking, get their hands dirty leaders. This day and time they have their heels on and push paper. The days of Patricia Bender need to be revisited. She did not mind getting her hands dirty and actually helping the patient. The nurse managers seem to want to do anything put patient care. Customer satisfaction seems to have fallen by the way where many are concerned. Good luck to Mr. Studley. Welcome to Greenville. Please make L.V. Stabler what it needs to be.
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