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Don't let the law get in the way of your passion. Whether you like it or not, in this situation or not, the Principal is in charge of that building and all aspects. Period. Schools that don't have the Principal clearly in charge have a problem.

My statement applies to all situations in general, not only to this one. I feel no more passion for this situation than any other. Just stating a fact that stands true across the state. A principal is the head supervisor of the building, but needs a good staff to help run the school:administration 101.

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I heard that it was going to be Breeden, nothing definate - just that he was the top cantidate.

I heard that it was going to be Breeden, nothing definate - just that he was the top cantidate.

 

That's what I heard to. He probably should be the top candidate - he has a lot of experience.

The SBDM council votes it's a majority (check out the KDE website). The SBDM can have a chair other than the school principal if the need arises. The principal or chair may choose to believe they have the final choice, but the recommendation is made to the superintendent. Who can approve or reject. As far as not getting the principal involved was never the point. I think the consensus was not to leave it only to the principal. No man is an island unto himself. If you want to watch a school go down hill, let a principal lose the respect of the school. It takes everyone within a school to nake it run efficiently.

 

It is not a majority vote according to the law. The chair (principal) must consult with the council but has the ultimate say of the council no matter how the vote goes. The superintendent can reject, but it is highly questionable whether this will stand up in court unless they can provide evidence why the applicant is unqualified for the position. This is the law, of course all of us in the know of the inner workings of the system, know that the superintendent has many ways to pressure the principal into making the choice they prefer.

The rumors are fllying fast and furious!!!! Just heard a new one this morning!!!!!:sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh:

The rumors are fllying fast and furious!!!! Just heard a new one this morning!!!!!:sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh:

 

Are you going to share?

It is not a majority vote according to the law. The chair (principal) must consult with the council but has the ultimate say of the council no matter how the vote goes. The superintendent can reject, but it is highly questionable whether this will stand up in court unless they can provide evidence why the applicant is unqualified for the position. This is the law, of course all of us in the know of the inner workings of the system, know that the superintendent has many ways to pressure the principal into making the choice they prefer.

It does take a majority if you choose to go that way. but the the chair (a principal or another administrator), can choose someone they prefer, which actually makes the SBDM council worthless. IMO The superintendent can initially scan the applicants before submitting to the chair and council. If the chair ask for a certain applicant and does not receive it as part of the first five applications, the council can ask for more applications and the one they ask for has to be included. The rest of what you wrote was basically what I said. It is a process that when you break it down is as broad as it is long.

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The rumors are fllying fast and furious!!!! Just heard a new one this morning!!!!!:sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh: :sssh:

 

Can you tell us? Were waiting

Sleepy Adams had his chance years ago.

 

I had to throw in the Robbie Graham shot.

 

Let's hear what rumors are flying! I haven't heard any today.

 

I would say Kelly Crain and Brad Sorrell will have the absolute say in this.... period.

Bourbon County's Daniel Brown has thrown his hat into the ring.

Daniel Brown is a good coach. I can not see him leaving Bourbon for Fleming....he is turning into a nomad.

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