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Category Archives: Education
Payson High School Banners Boost Spirits? Inclusive or Noninclusive?
(It was unintended on my part to make this into a “race” issue. I have edited out any references to race. My focal point is inclusion of all students in spirit related activities.) As a previous teacher and administrator of Payson High … Continue reading
Friday Night Football in small town AZ
No replacement referee for me as I hit the road for another Friday night football game. Leaving Payson to go to Joseph City, Arizona for an eight man football game at around 3:20 on a Friday and 110 miles later … Continue reading
Replacement Refs and Substitute Teachers
Everybody seems to be on the bandwagon of bashing the replacement referees in the NFL. Even those who hate referees and bash them are now longing for the regular officials to come back. I take a look at how replacement … Continue reading
Alchesay High School Continues Turnaround
After working for two years at Alchesay High School as part of the turnaround team, I take great pride in seeing continuous improvement and Alchesay returning to an era where students go to school, achieve while in school, stay in … Continue reading
Labor Day Rambling Reflections
As I reflect on another Labor Day that has come and gone in Payson, I am disturbed in what I see in my community, my state, and my country. Please note that I am a fiscal conservative yet believe that … Continue reading
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Alchesay High School Reflection
As I reflect on my two years at Alchesay, I leave with great memories and with a great sense of accomplishment. It is in some ways ironic that my last week as the associate principal will be next week and … Continue reading
Roy Sandoval goes to Washington, DC
Roy gets to address a focus group on turnaround schools representing Arizona and Alchesay High School. You should note that he was the only principal invited so it was quite an honor. Very exciting for him and good feather in … Continue reading
Pathways to Prosperity Project
Finally finding this report that was published by the Harvard Graduate School of Education in February 2011 has really been a fascinating read. It is clear from the report that we are not serving our students in ways that we … Continue reading