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Boone County Principal Mark Raleigh is allegedly under investigation and suspended

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Like Glen Miller from Campbell, I know Mark Raleigh on a personal level too because our daughters used to hang out/have play dates together. I always liked Mark. However, we did have a discussion once about hiring a football coach to replace Rick Thompson and I can assure everyone Mr. Raleigh and I were not on the same page.

He passed on the recommendations of the hiring committee, twice.

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Update from multiple sources now.

 

Allegedly this is an internal investigation into something the overall Boone County School Principal, Mark Raleigh, has allegedly done. I believe it was last Friday Mr. Raleigh was escorted off the property by either the Superintendent of Boone County Schools or one of his representatives. I am also told Mr. Raleigh is currently suspended and not serving as the Principal at Boone County.

 

If anyone wants to share more, because I have heard some wild things already, please PM me or email me at: [email protected]

 

With or without pay?

Well, well, well. If only I could have escorted his sorry rear end out.

 

I , for some reason, thought the guy was single. Seeing that he now has a lovely family I realize I shouldn't have typed that. We(I) sometimes forget that family members are hurt as well.

I have always admired George Floyd. He was my old basketball coach at Bellevue. I am glad that this was not about him.

@theguru, I was really hoping no one would take you up on your OP. I consider Mark Raleigh a friend and the kind of speculation that a thread like this generates is not profitable for anyone. I think the truth will be out soon enough. Perhaps it is not anything like what may have gone through my mind or yours.

 

Yes, since it is related to a public school official, the public does have a right to know, as far as it effects his role as Principal. But I, for one, can wait until the school makes its official statement.

 

And no, I do not have any idea whatsoever about what is going on.

They average 300-330 per class, total enrollment just above 1300.

 

Half the size (649) of my graduating class back in the deeps of time. One principal.

 

Not saying right or wrong.

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@theguru, I was really hoping no one would take you up on your OP. I consider Mark Raleigh a friend and the kind of speculation that a thread like this generates is not profitable for anyone. I think the truth will be out soon enough. Perhaps it is not anything like what may have gone through my mind or yours.

 

Yes, since it is related to a public school official, the public does have a right to know, as far as it effects his role as Principal. But I, for one, can wait until the school makes its official statement.

 

And no, I do not have any idea whatsoever about what is going on.

 

We agree when it is our tax dollars at work the public has a right to know.

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With or without pay?

 

Don't know.

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He passed on the recommendations of the hiring committee, twice.

 

Through the years I have talked to a lot of people about hiring committees and the overwhelming complaint is that the person that ultimately makes the decision on the hire either doesn't follow the recommendation of the hiring committee and/or the entire "hiring committee process" was a total sham and only used as a justification for the person in charge to make the decision they wanted all along.

We agree when it is our tax dollars at work the public has a right to know.

 

And do we agree that speculation without the facts is unprofitable and could be harmful?

So what happened?

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And do we agree that speculation without the facts is unprofitable and could be harmful?

 

I guess that depends on how many facts you know and how much you speculate.

 

Also, putting the fact that many of us know Mark aside, assume none of us knew him and the school system was able to successfully keep this all hidden from the public until they made their final decision. In cases like that way too much slides by for my taste because often the school system doesn't want a black eye too.

 

Frankly, I believe when any school Principal is suspended from his/her job there should be a public announcement made about it. That announcement can include under investigation, no more comments, blah blah blah but the secrecy is a bad thing for the general public good.

You do have a point. I just don't like gossip. Sometimes it tarnishes a person's reputation without warrant.

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You do have a point. I just don't like gossip. Sometimes it tarnishes a person's reputation without warrant.

 

I see your point too.

 

Hopefully it is nothing major.

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