Sitemap - 2017 - Public Enemy Number 1
The Florida model is DEAD. Here's how we breathe life into something NEW.
A glimpse of a new era: Why I am thankful for the impasse resolution
The Tenoroc situation: Jason Looney and Tim Harris in their own words
Dear Lakeland First, part 1: Kelli Stargel is a much, much, much, much, much higher value target
A battle for the future of the Polk District, part 2: Leadership demands some personal risk
The ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ chronicles, part 1: Nobody is entitled to taxpayer business, Tim Harris.
From Richard Corcoran's teacher-hating brain to Neil Combee's big, sarcastic mouth
There can only be one centerpiece of your city; should it be an eternal source of conflict?
Clarifying the record on the Tenoroc investigation
Join the 7069 suit, part 2: the public must take back the power to kill VAM and drive common purpose
"Sanguinary fields": how a Confederate monument came to dominate a Florida county's dead
Join the 7069 lawsuit, part 1: an elegant fight for good faith in state government
Changing culture requires confronting it: explaining my administrator vote
All schools are everyone's schools
Power, sex, and leadership: an urgent policy need
A deep dive on the Bryant Stadium problem and deal
How money matters in community education, part 1: 1200 teachers to hire
"We let you win:" Tallahassee's arrogance, thuggery, and cowardice in 1 Tweet
The line must be drawn here. Start with Level raises.
A Lake Wales Vision, part 2: choice liberated from the fraudulent Florida model
There is no "we" with Kelli Stargel. Only "you."
Let's replace impasse with good faith and move fully into the post-LeRoy era
The Roosevelt process: good government is often messy
The Teacher Party, part 1: we need teachers much more than they need us
Impasse has already cost us $75,000 and wasted 7 months. Let's change our negotiating parameters.
Timpasse, part 3: a new board generation will help Jackie Byrd succeed
Impasse, part 2: the logical outcome of a broken School Board culture
Impasse, part 1: Listen to your School Board members lay out their visions of public service