People are not numbers; children are never statistics. (8/16/17)
A prideful Superintendent makes extravagant excuses to explain his mistakes; a confident one hopes to expose his own simplicity. (8/15/17)
A young Superintendent searches for free time; a wise one understands all time is free and gives thanks for the past, present, and future. (8/14/17)
Some things are difficult to explain; some things make no sense. (8/13/17)
[A staff member brings in some donuts. The box also contains a hot dog (cooked, but no bun)? He has no explanation for the hot dog. We eat all the donuts, but throw-out the hot dog.]
Superintendents are practices at explaining things that are difficult to explain; some things are destined to remain unexplained.
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A Golf Course Superintendent and an NFL coach have this in common: an adept ability to change plans in the middle of the game. (8/11/17)
A foolish Superintendent weighs down his staff; a wise one gives them an anchor. (8/10/17)
