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Greetings Peyton from your old diggs Madison!
Change is never just policy; it is a human endeavor. I firmly believe that what we change, or are willing to change is closely connected to our values and beliefs, and these are deeply held. When we make connections there is when we achieve buy in on the change.
Madison has plenty to look at for change, as Peyton knows. I'd like to personally thank her for all her support in my study of school administration, much of done under her guidance. For me, I continue to teach and not pursue administration for now, because it is okay to take time with change. Waiting is not in conflict with my values and beliefs.
Mr. Grobey

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