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[quote="Guest"]And more word on why he resigned yet?[/quote]
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anon-8r02
Posted: Tue, Jul 21 2015, 11:17 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
anonymous 088 wrote:
Does anyone know the reason why John Haney resigned in 2010? Was there some controversy?
Seriously, why dredge this up years later? What's the point? He doesn't live or work in the community and we've had years under different school leadership since.
anonymous 088
Posted: Sun, Jul 19 2015, 6:52 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Does anyone know the reason why John Haney resigned in 2010? Was there some controversy?
Guest
Posted: Thu, Apr 28 2011, 5:29 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
Why, I remember old Principal Cruickshank back in 1897.
He took a hickory switch to our bottoms everyday of the week, whether we deserved it or no.
And we LOVED him fer it.
Ya don't git thet kinda love no more from Principals nowadays.
Your just upset cause you don't know who that is.
guest123
Posted: Wed, Nov 3 2010, 6:23 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
I spoke to one of the teachers and he/she said that they were told that he was leaving for another job. Did anyone go to the board meeting last night?
Guest
Posted: Wed, Nov 3 2010, 4:01 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
Good Riddance
That was useful.
Guest
Posted: Wed, Nov 3 2010, 2:28 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Good Riddance
Guest
Posted: Tue, Nov 2 2010, 9:26 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
And more word on why he resigned yet?
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 5:25 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
Guest wrote:
I happen to know of three incidents that happened in the library that could be seen as unsafe. One was a man who was acting strangely and somehow got into the school from the library. Secondly, there was another person for some reason was offering candy to the children during the school day. Recently, there was an incident when someone was viewing a website that another person thought was inappropriate. The police were called and it was determined that no crime had taken place....
But the public library is a public place and anyone can come in. It is also part of the school. I think John Haney was right in trying to make the school a safer place.
The Library has been a public place since its inception, nothing has changed cept for false hysteria. Even the school is a public place and anyone can walk in, hopefully there are adults in both that monitor these actions. Your young munchkins and any adult can bring up an inappropriate website, there should be library rules and monitoring programs on those computers that would alert someone in library if inappropriate websites are viewed and appropriate actions taken if its a child or adult breaking the rules of computer use in a public place. Oh by the way, your Cranbury park, and tennis courts and basketball courts, and base ball fields, etc are all public places with your type of hysteria we should ban all adults from those places as well since its a security concern. Oh brother.
The school is not a public place and everyone cannot walk in. During the day the doors are locked the only way in is through the office and you have to be buzzed in.
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 4:59 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
I happen to know of three incidents that happened in the library that could be seen as unsafe. One was a man who was acting strangely and somehow got into the school from the library. Secondly, there was another person for some reason was offering candy to the children during the school day. Recently, there was an incident when someone was viewing a website that another person thought was inappropriate. The police were called and it was determined that no crime had taken place....
But the public library is a public place and anyone can come in. It is also part of the school. I think John Haney was right in trying to make the school a safer place.
The Library has been a public place since its inception, nothing has changed cept for false hysteria. Even the school is a public place and anyone can walk in, hopefully there are adults in both that monitor these actions. Your young munchkins and any adult can bring up an inappropriate website, there should be library rules and monitoring programs on those computers that would alert someone in library if inappropriate websites are viewed and appropriate actions taken if its a child or adult breaking the rules of computer use in a public place. Oh by the way, your Cranbury park, and tennis courts and basketball courts, and base ball fields, etc are all public places with your type of hysteria we should ban all adults from those places as well since its a security concern. Oh brother.
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 4:03 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
And I hope they realize the library does not have a safety issue and was created to support the nonexistent need for a new library by using the childrens saftey to scare everyone.
y
I take most people at their word. I see no reason to think that the school did not believe there was a safety issue. I see two problems with your theory. One, why would the school want a new library built. Two, if they did why would they agree to sign a lease with the library?
One point one, the school has wanted the library out for a while in order to make the space their own. That is no secret and the BOE in the past has made comments public and private about wanting the space.
One point two, they signed the lease because there was a means to getting revenue. The lease has a clause in it that allows for it to stop if the library gets their own space.
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 3:38 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
I happen to know of three incidents that happened in the library that could be seen as unsafe. One was a man who was acting strangely and somehow got into the school from the library. Secondly, there was another person for some reason was offering candy to the children during the school day. Recently, there was an incident when someone was viewing a website that another person thought was inappropriate. The police were called and it was determined that no crime had taken place....
But the public library is a public place and anyone can come in. It is also part of the school. I think John Haney was right in trying to make the school a safer place.
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 2:34 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
[quote="Guest"]And I hope they realize the library does not have a safety issue and was created to support the nonexistent need for a new library by using the childrens saftey to scare everyone.
y
I take most people at their word. I see no reason to think that the school did not believe there was a safety issue. I see two problems with your theory. One, why would the school want a new library built. Two, if they did why would they agree to sign a lease with the library?
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 1:11 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
And I hope they realize the library does not have a safety issue and was created to support the nonexistent need for a new library by using the childrens saftey to scare everyone.
Guest wrote:
Guest wrote:
Guest wrote:
You don't know Mr. Haney but you do feel qualified to conclude that since 1988 "things went wrong" with the school and therefore imply that the current administrators are managing it poorly.
First of all, it's hard to compare 1988 and before to now. Cranbury is much more populous now so by definition it’s going to be different. Entire neighborhoods like Cranbury Greene didn’t exist then.
But more importantly, can you qualify how the school is wrong now or since them? In that time it has received the Blue Ribbon award not once but twice. How many times did it receive it before 1988? It's reputation in the state and nationally as an excellent public school has only grown since then. And I haven't seen the test schools pre-1988, but I would be surprised if they are worse now overall and not surprised if they are better.
So how exactly did it go wrong? You mention cooperation with the Township but qualify how exactly that doesn’t exist and how it has resulted in a less successful school for our kids? And where do you get the idea that the school is littered with administrators everywhere now? You mentioned one position that is now two. But did you compare the number of students now versus then before you assumed that was a mistake?
I am open to hearing legitimate concerns about the quality of the school now but so far it just sounds like "good old days" nostalgia -- everything was better before because change is bad, right?
We had a blue ribbon school before. I knew all the administrators prior to Mr. Haney and was actively involved with the school. What When Mr. Haney came in right away our public library was a safety concern. When Bob was here he spoke often of his plans for the school growth and vision.
I am not saying the staff since Charlie made the school worse. I am saying they did not see the school as their last stop except for Carol who I knew as an English teacher as well.
The school has always been top. However, the school administration in the past also understood the economics. It was not give me this and that. The reason being that the Charlie did not want to use this as a stepping stone.
And by the way there is nothing wrong with someone wanting to do better. I would just hope that whoever we hire wants to be here long term and wants to take ownership in the school, to work with residents on providing a solid education while understanding the small town restrictions such as costs to the tax payer, to understand that they may have to have 5, 10, 15 year plans so things don't have to be immediate and that Cranbury is not like many other towns.
We have gone through our massive building of residential and students will come from turnover of existing homes for the most part. So whoever we get I hope understands that this is not a Princeton size school district or a private school district.
Guest
Posted: Sat, Oct 30 2010, 1:29 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Why, I remember old Principal Cruickshank back in 1897.
He took a hickory switch to our bottoms everyday of the week, whether we deserved it or no.
And we LOVED him fer it.
Ya don't git thet kinda love no more from Principals nowadays.
Guest
Posted: Fri, Oct 29 2010, 11:40 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
Guest wrote:
You don't know Mr. Haney but you do feel qualified to conclude that since 1988 "things went wrong" with the school and therefore imply that the current administrators are managing it poorly.
First of all, it's hard to compare 1988 and before to now. Cranbury is much more populous now so by definition it’s going to be different. Entire neighborhoods like Cranbury Greene didn’t exist then.
But more importantly, can you qualify how the school is wrong now or since them? In that time it has received the Blue Ribbon award not once but twice. How many times did it receive it before 1988? It's reputation in the state and nationally as an excellent public school has only grown since then. And I haven't seen the test schools pre-1988, but I would be surprised if they are worse now overall and not surprised if they are better.
So how exactly did it go wrong? You mention cooperation with the Township but qualify how exactly that doesn’t exist and how it has resulted in a less successful school for our kids? And where do you get the idea that the school is littered with administrators everywhere now? You mentioned one position that is now two. But did you compare the number of students now versus then before you assumed that was a mistake?
I am open to hearing legitimate concerns about the quality of the school now but so far it just sounds like "good old days" nostalgia -- everything was better before because change is bad, right?
We had a blue ribbon school before. I knew all the administrators prior to Mr. Haney and was actively involved with the school. What When Mr. Haney came in right away our public library was a safety concern. When Bob was here he spoke often of his plans for the school growth and vision.
I am not saying the staff since Charlie made the school worse. I am saying they did not see the school as their last stop except for Carol who I knew as an English teacher as well.
The school has always been top. However, the school administration in the past also understood the economics. It was not give me this and that. The reason being that the Charlie did not want to use this as a stepping stone.
And by the way there is nothing wrong with someone wanting to do better. I would just hope that whoever we hire wants to be here long term and wants to take ownership in the school, to work with residents on providing a solid education while understanding the small town restrictions such as costs to the tax payer, to understand that they may have to have 5, 10, 15 year plans so things don't have to be immediate and that Cranbury is not like many other towns.
We have gone through our massive building of residential and students will come from turnover of existing homes for the most part. So whoever we get I hope understands that this is not a Princeton size school district or a private school district.
Guest
Posted: Fri, Oct 29 2010, 11:27 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Mr. Haney Resigns
Guest wrote:
You don't know Mr. Haney but you do feel qualified to conclude that since 1988 "things went wrong" with the school and therefore imply that the current administrators are managing it poorly.
First of all, it's hard to compare 1988 and before to now. Cranbury is much more populous now so by definition it’s going to be different. Entire neighborhoods like Cranbury Greene didn’t exist then.
But more importantly, can you qualify how the school is wrong now or since them? In that time it has received the Blue Ribbon award not once but twice. How many times did it receive it before 1988? It's reputation in the state and nationally as an excellent public school has only grown since then. And I haven't seen the test schools pre-1988, but I would be surprised if they are worse now overall and not surprised if they are better.
So how exactly did it go wrong? You mention cooperation with the Township but qualify how exactly that doesn’t exist and how it has resulted in a less successful school for our kids? And where do you get the idea that the school is littered with administrators everywhere now? You mentioned one position that is now two. But did you compare the number of students now versus then before you assumed that was a mistake?
I am open to hearing legitimate concerns about the quality of the school now but so far it just sounds like "good old days" nostalgia -- everything was better before because change is bad, right?
We had a blue ribbon school before. I knew all the administrators prior to Mr. Haney and was actively involved with the school. What When Mr. Haney came in right away our public library was a safety concern. When Bob was here he spoke often of his plans for the school growth and vision.
I am not saying the staff since Charlie made the school worse. I am saying they did not see the school as their last stop except for Carol who I knew as an English teacher as well.
The school has always been top. However, the school administration in the past also understood the economics. It was not give me this and that. The reason being that the Charlie did not want to use this as a stepping stone.