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The purpose of this blog is to provide the author, Jay Moreno, with an outlet to comment upon items of socio-political and socio-economic import in Camden County, Georgia and to generally satisfy a daily compulsion to write. HISTORIC WATERFRONT, ST. MARYS, GA.
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- Alex Kearns' "Alex and the Whales."
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- List of area restaurant menus
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- Menu: Mangos.
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- Yes, there is a CCBOC meeting tonight.
- Another little rat turns on Biggie Rat Cisco.
- Camden Partnership, Navy League, et al lobby to sa...
- Home and patio show this Saturday.
- At long last: proof of the smoking gun that never ...
- Update on coming CCBOC work sessions.
- Savannah-Chatham public schools, faced with $37 mi...
- Fairley Cisco's pump is no longer working!
- Electric Boat nearly doubles leased off-base space!
- Final passage of mega-mall tax incentive not a sur...
- Camden County Schools Superintendent Dr.Will Hardi...
- The St. Marys senior citizen exemption debate.
- Georgia University System graduation rates not so ...
- Tybee Island applies for stimulus funds to make ci...
- Discovered: animals that live without oxygen!
- OMG! Talk about Naval careers that NEEDED ending!
- St. Marys City Council meeting Monday night.
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 110.
- Dr. No Feller (aka "friendly") and his merry band ...
- DNR's communications technology comes into 21st ce...
- Smoke 'em if you've got 'em, until 31 December 201...
- So you don't think federal judges ever really clos...
- Translation: they don't want a white principal.
- Growing Chinese blue water navy concerns Japan.
- Last night's St. Marys City Council meeting.
- Navy now says airport is a security threat as well...
- Winston Cisco and Robert Clark last to plead out.
- Apparently, Kingfish Feller can not only save Camd...
- National retail sales up for third month-in-a-row.
- Councilwoman Hase on St. Marys senior citizens' ad...
- Camden County teacher arrested for gun on campus.
- State legislature kills state property tax and all...
- Another case from the "But MY pitbull would never ...
- Darien's Blessing of the Fleet this weekend.
- The Saul Alinsky / local leftie nexus.
- Oh, Janet, please!
- Don't miss today's T&G letters-to-the-editor!
- When liberals attack.
- This could get interesting.
- Darien's Blessing of the Fleet comes too late this...
- Cisco case class action lawyers trying to get fede...
- It's a start.
- 2010 Camden County Citizens' Academy
- Uum! Freshly ground black people!
- And now, another installment of "When Libs Rule th...
- "Orange Crush." Sounds good, eh? WRONG! The real s...
- Now here's an idea for a St. Marys entrepreneur!
- Not a bad idea.
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 111.
- But surely it's "her fault," right, JDSers?
- Shad populations stressed.
- Having run off the white police chief for a black ...
- But we do have an old anchor!
- U.S. and Iraqi forces take out top two Al Qaeda in...
- What is going on with replacing Commissioner Berry...
- DNR to restore sandhills habitat.
- But, of course, the natives would not want a bunch...
- Woodbine: A long history of low expectations.
- Notwithstanding that burning-at-the-stake thing, c...
- Where ecology meets proctology.
- South Korea suspects North Korean sub attack in si...
- Fly speck Earth.
- Earth Day exhibitionism.
- Federal judge refuses to enjoin Cisco civil suit.
- The Great Shadowlawn Stop Sign Kerfuffle.
- Canned goods: a new investment opportunity?
- St. Marys City Council meeting Monday night.
- True? Who knows? But wouldn't it be an interesting...
- County to hold budget deficit workshop Monday at 5...
- County commission regular meeting Tuesday.
- Joan of Snark responds and rejoices in the fact th...
- Glynn County School Board faces up to possible dra...
- George Carlin's take on Earth Day and other Green-...
- Gun bill clears Georgia House committee.
- McIntosh politics: down and dirty.
- Scam artists dupe / rob Savannah seniors.
- Savannah mayor and council heap praise on the fine...
- Cheney embraces his righteous F-bomb.
- Stephen Hawking suugests that maybe we should be h...
- S. Korean warship almost certainly sunk by N. Kore...
- Sunday Funnies; Volume 112
- China contemplates allowing an increase inthe numb...
- Spoken like a true, radical, Green-eco-weenie!
- CACAH declares May 20th "Everybody Draw Mohammed D...
- The old consummate vote whore now showing a little...
- My kind of environmentalist.
- 64 photos from annual SCAD sidewalk-arts-festival.
- The late news from north and south Camden.
- Nearly forgotten child stars can also embrace radi...
- "Highly dissatisfied" ain't even close!
- St. Marys' latest iteration of alcohol ordinance g...
- Tragically, it would appear that Bryce Tarter's bo...
- Camden County's Citizen's Academy
- Body confirmed to be Bryce Tarter. CCSO marine sea...
- CCBOC meeting Tuesday.
- Oh, by the way, I qualified today.
- Who knew? It is legal NOW for teachers to have gun...
- Final tally of qualifying candidates.
- Here's the link to my campaign blog.
- Confessed Darien bank robber gets OJed.
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About Me
- Jay Moreno
- St. Marys, Georgia, United States
- 66 y/o male, college grad. Bachelor of General Studies with minor in political science, Armstrong Atlantic State University; post-baccalaureate teacher certification program, AASU; Georgia state certified teacher: Middle Grades; Middle Grades Social Studies; Middle Grades Language Arts; Political Science (6-12); and Economics (6-12). Currently pursuing bachelor of Science in Public Administration from College of Coastal Georgia. Navy and Vietnam veteran (Hospital Corpsman, NEC 8404). Former HMC, USNR-R. Various Navy Leadership and Management schools. Disabled, and in a wheelchair since April, 2004, A/C Guillain-Barre syndrome. Eclectic interests.
5 comments:
I bet there was no discussion of a reduction in his salary or any of the other 25 or so overpaid administrators
Wow...I was just thinking the same thing...
"They don't tell us anything"! What? They had two workshops? "Oh. Well I bet they won't take public comments"! Oh, they did, really? " Hmm, well those stupid overpaid s.o.b.'s wont do exactly what I tell them I betcha! See told ya-they don't care whats best for the children."
When we say the administrators are "overpaid", what is the criteria used to determine this? Pay relative to the task they perform? Pay relative to years of service or education? Pay relative to what I make? Or pay relative to what others in public systems across the state make doing the same job?
To 3rd Anonymous:
How about this. There has been NO true staff reduction from the top. No administrator has lost his or her job. They ALL have their jobs and exactly what do they do that directly impacts the education of our children? None. The teachers directly impact our children's education. Show us real sacrifice from the top FIRST and maybe people will start thinking that this BOE really thinks about our children first rather than their salary and jobs first.
maybe parents should start looking into the unreported situations that are occuring and the saftey issues that are profound...heads keep turning and blind eyes keep view..maybe parents shoudl ask will hardin for an expalnation on why good teachers are let go but teachers who bragg about smoking dope and teachers who tie autistic childrens laces around their ankle as punishment copntinue to be employed...
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