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Campbell County Superintendent Glen Miller arrested for 4th Degree Domestic Violence

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You are correct, because I do not have respect for him, provided this is true. You are also correct that it is what's best for the district, and that would be for him to go. I don't have a vendetta against this guy, he just really hasn't done a lot for the district, I don't really care one way or the other, except for the fact that if this is true, it's a terrible example of leadership at the top.

 

You are incorrect thou, because he does owe me and everyone else in the district the higher standard of personal responsibility and restraint. I pay his salary, like the the other taxpayers, so I get to say, that's the game he got in.

 

I'm sure it hasn't been easy for him, but that's 100% on him. He has created his own reality and now has to live with it. I suspect he will very quietly retire and not feel like he "owes" anything to the people who have supported him while he was superintendent....if he's guilty, then I hope he gets help for whatever his issues are. Losing his job just comes as a result of his personal actions.

 

 

He should be punished as anyone else for this crime, if he is found guilty. He also should not hold a public position, such as superintendent if convicted. You should not lay your hands on women in almost every case. It is an inexcusable act in my eyes.

 

I just see no joy, gratification, or satisfaction in these things. I don't believe any children were hurt or damaged in any way. The empathy should go to his family IMO.

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Let's be serious. 99% of the time, it's the male.

He should be punished as anyone else for this crime, if he is found guilty. He also should not hold a public position, such as superintendent if convicted. You should not lay your hands on women in almost every case. It is an inexcusable act in my eyes.

 

I just see no joy, gratification, or satisfaction in these things. I don't believe any children were hurt or damaged in any way. The empathy should go to his family IMO.

 

I agree with you on all points here

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