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This just arrived from one of our intrepid Friends via Facebook.
Mr. Oates is running for Fullerton High School Board.
What’s wrong with this picture?
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This just arrived from one of our intrepid Friends via Facebook.
Mr. Oates is running for Fullerton High School Board.
What’s wrong with this picture?
No problem here. It is the Fullerton Joint Union High School District, La Habra, and Buena Park High schools are part of it. As well as Fullerton, Sunny Hills, Troy and Sonara.
Should he be on campus with the principal? That seems like a big problem
There’s one!
At least four more to go!
FFFF has some great content and really digs in on some issues, but then pisses upwind on petty stuff. In this case, petty to the point of ignorance.
Are are you sure?
Am I sure that “English Major” is picking apart grammatical errors? Yes.
Am I sure that when a dog barks at the wind people stop listening? Yes.
Oh come on, it’s just a little fun. He’s running for school board!
It’s not like he stole something.
Another dissatisfied customer. Shut er down, boys.
My pal the Principal believes strongly in certain principles.
Yikes.
These (students)…?
are are….
Besides his handler’s obvious poor command of the English language, the problem is that it is not Chris Thompson in the picture. We will see very soon if Oates is for real.
So a candidate running for school board Is meeting with local school administrators and touring campuses, seems like a fairly non controversial issue.
How’s Harry Sidhu worling out for you?
He misspelled PRINCIPAL. Could have been autocorrect, could have been an oversight or just crappy spelling knowledge. People need to pay attention to detail. If they can’t while running for office then GTFO. Engineers and scientists are held to a very high standard and there are consequences for ineptitude. Why don’t administrators or high school board candidates pay attention?