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-Benjamin Franklin
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On Graduation Day
This article is the board chairman’s speech for Trego’s graduation. It comes after a year of strife and the board’s decision to move to a new model of education that recognizes the level of expertise and education that is present within our community. The era of the single-classroom generalist teacher has passed. We’ve recognized that Read more
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Statistically Remote Doesn’t Mean Impossible
My post-Uvalde thoughts move toward hardening our own little school. School shootings are always statistically unlikely. The timeline at Uvalde shows that at 11:27, a teacher props the door open. It remains open for 6 minutes before the crazy little bastard enters the school. He doesn’t close it – the door remains open and is… Read more
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Part-Time Science Position Available at Trego School
Trego School is accepting applicants to teach a four hour science class, once a week, to the upper grades. While most teaching contracts run the entirety of the school year, that isn’t necessarily the case for this one. Trego School is operating on a trimester system, which means that an applicant could choose to teach… Read more
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It Isn’t One Citizen One Vote
When it comes to the House of Representatives, I’m a Constitutional scholar. Specifically Article 1, Section 2 – “The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second Year by the People of the several States, and the Electors in each State shall have the Qualifications requisite for Electors of the most numerous… Read more
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Did I Prevent a School Shooting?
It’s been years. I really don’t know if I prevented a school shooting or not. A guy walked into the school and I could see the print of his snubby – so I walked up close, smiled an engaging smile, and asked, “What are you packing there?” His answer was “I didn’t come here to… Read more
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Trust the Scientific Method
I believe that scientific method gives us the best chance of finding the truth through one variant of experiment or another. That doesn’t mean that research flaws can’t slip in and give us incorrect conclusions that can be accepted for a while. I’ve just noticed some articles about African Neanderthals – these guys may have Read more
Trego's Mountain Ear 