Massive Sociological Forces At Our Fingertips And Before Our Eyes

I have just composed this blog post:

Click Here: Public Education - Politics, Business and Education: Please, carefully read all of the points of Joseph 2.
and then I get to read this:


Anonymous said...
Don't get too excited. All the parents that don't see the big picture are looking at the appointment of the new principal as "a gift" from Elia. I could pull my hair out. The people that went to the school board to speak are now silenced once again because they are "grateful" that we didn't get someone who was just like Smith. Some of them are telling others not to speak up. Even though we have been given a good principal, the issues are still there in the system. Some people appear smarter than what they really are no matter where you live.

December 16, 2008 9:52 PM


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In my mind there are two seperate issues. While everyone was focused on the one issue concerning the principal, I was trying to use that to advance the concept of the big picture.

Even to the point that this was posted on my blog:

Anonymous said...
So who do you think the "insider" is? He/she claims to be a higher up downtown. Any ideas? It is almost like he wants us to give up the fight or did I not get it? Most of us see the big picture. We have copies of evaluations dating back to 1999 where Smith has been protected by the same Sykes and Otero that are on the focus team. We get it. But right now that is not our focus. Getting SMith out of our school is the focus. We will deal with the school board later.
December 4, 2008 7:46 PM

Ok. Later is here. I've done so many Gestalt Therapy sessions in my life that my now is here.

So now, few people care what the reasons were that they were so angry and spouted all of that misinformation, anger and ugliness?

So now, when the time is here to truly bond with the person that they will be dependent on for the rest of the time they must deal with each other in Hillsborough county, the public walks away?

It is not about attacking anymore. It is about learning what it takes to change the war between the public education system and the public. This is more than about parents. It is about the teachers that can't speak out.

Go back to the top. Click on the link.