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Showing posts with label American Public School Challenges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Public School Challenges. Show all posts
Monday, November 30, 2015

How Ideologically Driven Social Engineering Usurps Local Control and Damages Public Schools Part III.....

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Like some sort of a cholesterol-lowering Lipitor commercial , social justice engineers want lower numbers of suspensions of certain stu...
Thursday, June 4, 2015

Scapegoating the Wrong People Slowly Destroys Communities and Schools

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I see disturbing parallel similarities in the way schools, teachers, and administrators are being blamed when students are subjected to...
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Saturday, November 29, 2014

Is Better Teacher Training Really the Solution--- Or, is it the Convenient, Politically-Correct Solution?

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...That is the question that needs to be answered.  Secretary of Education  Arne Duncan is making this a big push on his swing out to Ca...
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I’m the former D1 Commissioner on the Escambia BCC, elected in Nov. 2016; re-elected on Aug. 2020. I was previously the school board member for the same district, elected in November of 2006 and re-elected in 2010 & 2014. I’m currently the Business Development Manager for ESA South, Inc., a Pensacola-based general contracting firm working Federal projects nationwide (CA, TX, HI, IN, SC, USVI, FL)—and aboard NAS Pensacola for 2023-2024. I also host my own radio program "The Wake Up Call with Jeff Bergosh" on WPNN 103.7 in Pensacola. For the last 18 years I’ve worked for several firms supporting NAS Pensacola, to include: Information Network Systems, Lockheed Martin Information Technology Services, CH2MHill/VT Griffin, Irby Engineering & Construction, and Erica Lane Enterprises. I’m a 1986 Graduate of Pensacola High School; I have a BA from San Diego State University and I hold a Master of Science in Public Administration from the University of West Florida. My wife Sally and I have three children, Tori, Nick, and Brandon. I'm a long-term resident of Escambia County and recently (as of 11-19-24) a full-time resident of Pensacola Beach.
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