Question:
What good is a new policy when the old policy wasn't being enforced, or at least it wasn't being enforced consistently?
Best quote of the entire article:
Board member Stuart Comer asked about text messaging, to which Randolph replied he is unaware of a significant amount of text messaging during the instructional day.
Is that man delusional or does he expect us to believe this crap?
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Mr. Randolph is both clueless as well as, at the very least, an obfuscater regarding the cell phone texting issue;
1. He refers to regularly text messages as "test messages".
2. He says to the school board there is no problem with it, yet he makes frequent announcements over the intercom system referring to their use being prohibited.
3. Students frequently take pictures of tests and send them to friends. I have seen this myself. Mr. Randolph and other administrators have been made aware of this.
4. Whenever there is a fight, students in a classroom somehow know who is fighting and where in building it is taking place. This somehow happens and the teacher has not a clue that there has been one.
So we either have allot of students who should go work for Cleo, or there is texting going on.
Randolph is a fool, and truly doesnt have a clue what goes on in the building.
The is sex daily going on in that place. Just go down stairs to the locker rooms and look under the steps.......
Randolph is a fool and needs to go, but hey he a figure head. So he will stay.
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