High School principal resigns after student expose her questionable credentials.

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Corllins University, credentials, Kansas, Pittsburgh High School

Amy Robertson (photo: Twitter)

A student of Pittsburg High School in Kansas decided to investigate the school’s new principal Amy Robertson, after her credentials, i.e., master’s and doctorate degrees three years ago from Corllins University sent up red flags.

According to Get Educated.com, among other sites, Corllins University is a diploma mill and “NOT ACCREDITED by any agency recognized by the Council on Higher Education Accreditation or the US Department of Education.”

Oops.

Thanks to the investigation of the school newspaper, Booster Redux’s editor, Trina Paul, Principal Robertson lacking the proper credentials has resigned.

Kansas City.com

‘She was going to be the head of our school, and we wanted be assured that she was qualified and had the proper credentials,’ said Trina Paul, a senior and an editor of the Booster Redux, the school newspaper. ‘We stumbled on some things that most might not consider legitimate credentials.’

Minutes into a closed special meeting Tuesday night of the Pittsburg Community Schools Board of Education, board president Al Mendez emerged to announce to a packed boardroom that Amy Robertson, the new principal, had resigned.

‘In light of the issues that arose, Amy Robertson felt it was in the best interest of the district to resign her position,’ Superintendent Destry Brown said in a statement after the executive session[…]

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The now former principal who off and on throughout the past two decades lived in Dubai despite having resigned from the $93,000 per year job stands by her credentials, just not Corllins.

“The current status of Corllins University is not relevant because when I received my MA in 1994 and my PhD in 2010, there was no issue…All three of my degrees have been authenticated by the US government.” Robertson’s statement or lack thereof regarding the students who exposed her: “I have no comment in response to the questions posed by PHS students regarding my credentials because their concerns are not based on facts.”

Is this now unemployed high school principal whose credentials are dubious, at most, inferring that students who exposed said credentials are peddling #fakenews?

Report: Bus loads voted twice for Ted Cruz

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Kansas, Super Saturday, Ted Cruz, Voter Fraud

 

What is going on with the Cruz camp? More allegations of voter fraud? Really?

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Ted Cruz really wanted Kansas. Last night on Twitter, reports were rampant about people double voting for Cruz. I’m sorry Christians, but the man you are voting for is a cheat and a liar.

 

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.Polls show #Trump has been ahead, now all of the sudden, ‘not’https://t.co/ocehtjSVy9
UP in Kansas
UP in KY#Voterfraud

— ✡The Mad Jewess✡ (@MadJewessWoman) March 5, 2016

I call huge voter fraud today in Kansas. No exit polls and he’s leading with 50%. Strange.

— Dan Akers (@TheLetahlp) March 5, 2016

It’s basically impossible for a poll to be off by 31% like the Kansas poll that came out YESTERDAY was. There is voter fraud going on.

— Trump 2016 News (@Trump2016News) March 5, 2016

ELECTION 2012: Rick Santorum Wins Kansas Republican Presidential Primary Caucus

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Election 2012, GOP, Kansas, Republican Party, Rick Santorum

Results for Kansas Republican Caucus (U.S. Presidential Primary)

Mar 10, 2012 (100% of precincts reporting)

Rick Santorum	15,290	51.2%
Mitt Romney	6,250	20.9%
Newt Gingrich	4,298	14.4%
Ron Paul	3,767	12.6%
Other	252	0.8%

Source: AP

NO CONTEST HERE!  Ewwwwwwwwwww, THIS is bound to unsettle the Progressive establishment on both the left AND the right.  Sunday morning talk shows will all be a buzz unless, of course, the lame stream media chooses to downplay Santorum’s win tonight in Kansas.

Personally, I believe that this lead sends a message to the Republican establishment that the Conservatives will not be manipulated so cut it out or else.

 

Elementary School kids data mined, information published

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Education, Invasion of Privacy, Kansas, Washington

This weekend I received the following email from my friend and fellow patriot Grumpy Elder.  Indeed, it is worth sharing.

“One of the big concerns I’ve had over Obama’s Education agenda has been the data mining of kids for so called longitudinal studies… the studies cover will cover ever demographic you can imagine, and a few you can’t…..

Several states have (including Fla) have signed on already.. Fla sold our kids personal data to Washington.  Under Obama’s Education Reform agenda it will become madatory. Yeasterday we found out North Carolina State University “accidently” published the Names, Social Security Nubers and Date of Birth of 1800 elementay school kids on line..

Sandra and I both blogged about it 

http://grumpyelder-todayimgrumpyabout.blogspot.com/

It’s underneath a post titled He did Not, From Fishy…It I can figure out how to make it fit, that and one I haven’t published yet from Alphamom are going in the side bar

http://grumpythings.blogspot.com/

Here you’ll find The NCSU Incident below a post  that might brung back memories for the very old enough to remember 1952 cartoons and  lucky enough to have had a TV back then.—- (think that lets out everyone except Jim, Bud and myself, Jim was in Kansas, so I’m not sure if they even had electricity yet)”

States to Taxpayer: Help Us Spend Your Money

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ILLINOIS, Kansas, Maryland, New Hampshire, obama, Ohio, Recovery Package, Stimulus Plan, Virginia

As I suspect there was an agenda attached the Democratic Party’s faux urgency of passing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

After Obama demanded that states be shovel ready, it turns out that many states are not even close.  Although desperate to get their hands on Federal funding, many states are not quite sure where it should best used.

And that being the case, this in itself is an open invitation to thousands if not millions of dollars suddenly disappearing into thin air along with other acts of fraud while in the end, certain states and its residents will find themselves no better off than if they had never received the federal funding in the first place.

“…..now the states want you to help do their job in figuring out how to spend it.

States continue to tell us of their dire need for money.   Much of the $787 billion dollar stimulus plan is going to states for their use.   Apparently they not only need your money, but they also need your ideas on how to best spend it.

Ohio (http://recovery.ohio.gov/ ) has had 16,716 online proposals on how to spend the money submitted as of March 3rd.

Virginia (http://www.stimulus.virginia.gov)  has a very basic webpage which simply asks for your proposals.  Similar story with Illinois (http://www.illinois.gov/recovery/)

Maryland (http://statestat.maryland.gov/workshops.asp) is actually offering ‘stimulus workships,’ ostensibly to teach local officials how to better spend money.

New Hampshire (http://www4.egov.nh.gov/econstim/) is helpful enough to at least give the online submitter a menu of project headers to choose from (got to love the ‘leaking underground storage tank’ proposal … that’s sure to boost jobs and the economy).”

The award for the most ridiculous website has to go to Kansas.  Check out these “highlights” from the stimulus plan (http://www.governor.ks.gov/Recovery/highlights.htm)   “Kansans know affordable and quality health care is key to strong economic growth?”   

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So much for being shovel ready.