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Anonymous
It’s always the bottom 10% and top 10% who are the most vocal. In this case the top 10% have been intimidated by reprisal and silenced, so you will only hear a fabricated positive cast of Thompson supporters among the Hayfield staff. |
Anonymous
Dunne talked about changing the whistleblower/grievance system over from the superintendent to the SB. I think that’s a great idea. I know 9 of 12 SB members have been carrying water for Reid & Hayfield admins the entire time, but I still think one honest SB member is better than one corrupt superintendent. |
Anonymous
The coach you are talking about was an ex division 1 football player, with a decent job, and reputation in the community before that incident. He could have gotten a volunteer coaching at at any other high school football program in the state. He was well qualified for the position. |
Anonymous
It might help. In our situation, the principal was picked and brought on not by the superintendent but by someone else high up in the division. Problems were WIDELY known and acknowledged throughout the district at multiple levels and in multiple aspects. It doesn’t matter if they have coverage from people high up in the district. The idea that if the staff had just “told someone” the principal et al would’ve been swiftly addressed, reprimanded, and fired is laughable to anyone who knows how school systems work. |
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So, to confirm...in your world someone who tries doing drugs with minors is "well qualified" for a position that involves being around minors? Maybe, just maybe sit this one out. |
Anonymous
And now this, ABRACADABRA!! https://wjla.com/news/local/hayfield-secondary-school-coach-prince-william-county-smoke-marijuana-arrested-demetrius-amerson-student-16-year-old-meet-up-misdemeanor-contributing-delinquency-minor-virginia-crime-fcps-dmv |
Anonymous
Typical Maggot response |
Anonymous
"He could have gotten a volunteer coaching at at any other high school football program in the state." And yet the only one who did give him a volunteer coaching position (you forgot that word) is someone who got teenagers to commit federal crimes to come play for him. Speaks volumes of the two of them. But do go on defending them both. |
Anonymous
Bu...bu...but...ummm...racist! |
Anonymous
What D1 program did he play for again? Asking for a friend. |
Anonymous
So, for you, well qualified means a history of the same type of behavior at multiple schools. His first school, where he was an assistant coach, benefited from his recruiting, but he was also shielded by his former high school head coach, who was the head coach of that school at the time and was also a VHSL Hall of Fame head coach. At is second school, where Overton was head coach, he brought in players from all over the place, as far south as Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania and north from Alexandria/Fairfax. All went to Freedom High School. He has been recruiting for 10+year or more from all over northern Virginia and Fredericksburg areas. He has been using the homeless and shared address stuff during this time. He was “protected” in PWCS because they knew this would blow up in their face and did not want it to get out the way it has now in FCPS. A good coach can have all the pedigree they need and also know the X’s and O’s Better than anyone. When you resort to recruiting against the league rules that most other teams follow, and to the level of which he did said recruiting this football season, you are no longer a good coach. You have become an outed cheater who coaches football. Had he done things the right way all along, he would garner greater respect for being a good coach. As it stands, he is simply a cheater who is setting a poor example for the players he coaches. Please never say someone with shady morals, whose behavior has brought shame to the school he coaches at and to the county he works in, a good coach. No good coach would need to do what he has done. |
Anonymous
Giving this clown a platform to falsely claim his innocence while providing no facts only serves to normalize his criminal behavior. When will the mainstream media learn to stop doing this? |
Anonymous
Agreed. He has been doing this for YEARS. Deny, Deny, Deny. Deflect, Deflect, Deflect. Nothing to see here folks. There is no proof. We did nothing wrong. Prove it. I love that he has recently said on DCnews now, that they lost in the court of public opinion pic opinion. True, you have definitely lost that. You will also find out what loosing is on Dec. 4th and when you lose your job. Good luck in the future coach |
Anonymous
Damn...you got dragged worse than those Hayfraud kids did vs. the only halfway decent opponent they faced all season. |