Chairwoman's interview was 'unintelligible verbiage'
March 14, 2010 01:00 AM | 507 views | 5 5 comments | 9 9 recommendations | email to a friend | print
DEAR EDITOR:

I read the reprint of the interview with our intrepid school board chairwoman, Lynnda Crowder-Eagle, in the MDJ last Sunday with grave interest in hopes of finding something of intelligence in her thinking processes. I was wrong.

To steal a phrase from MDJ columnist Laura Armstrong, the answers given were the most arrogant assemblage of "unintelligible verbiage" that I have ever read and believe me, at age 79, I have heard and read a lot.

Where has this woman been living? The CCSD is floundering in total chaos and the chairwoman of its board knows in her heart that everything is just "peachy keen." Doesn't she get a newspaper, or can't she read? Our school district has been the subject of a grand jury investigation twice in this school year. The CCSD is even making the Channel 2 Action News lately on a regular basis. Maybe she is a graduate of her own school system, or does she just have the ability to turn her eyes, ears and mind off?

I have said it before and I will say it again: The school board and the administration of the CCSD are so immersed in their own self importance and so engrossed in their attempts to impress each other that they have forgotten the purpose for which they were elected or hired.

As long as such adults are in charge of this school district, the teachers and the kids don't stand a chance. If this interview serves no other purpose, it effectively documents that fact.

James E. Stoll
Kennesaw
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lucy W
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March 15, 2010
Glad you wrote that - I thought there was something wrong with my reading skills - because I read a whole bunch of nothing too!

Alan Faircloth
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March 15, 2010
Well said, Jim. I find that Charlie Brown's teacher is far more clear in what she says than is Lynnda Crowder Eagle.....
teacher in cobb
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March 14, 2010
I am in a school 5 days a week, read more than the MDJ, and have heard lots of first hand stories. CCSD is having major problems! Wake up, when the head of the school board gives an interview that manages to say NOTHING, you have a problem from the top down. Teachers are doing our best, but until the top people acknowledge that we have problems (which most teachers already know), the problems will persist. Don't defend the board, they don't deserve it!
James Stoll
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March 14, 2010
Dear said it all. I would respond to your comments about me, except I can't tell where you're coming from. Where do you get your information that I get all of my information from the MDJ. How can you claim that I, like the MDJ, am biased, when all that I am commenting on are answers given by Crowder-Eagle to questions posed in print by the MDJ. You remind me once again that there is no known cure for stupidity. Sorry about that!!!
said it all
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March 14, 2010
and there's your problem Mr. Stoll, you said it all, you "get your information from the MDJ". How in the world can you not be biased against the school system. There is little to no objective (and accurate) journalism in regard to their coverage of the school system, and therefore you too are no different. When was the last time you were in a school..."floundering in total chaos" come on, give me a break!
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