Monthly Chamber Luncheon
Speaker: Superintendent, Dale Skinner
J. Dale Skinner Philosophy of Education
In my opinion, the rewards of working in education far outweigh any disadvantages or lack of appreciation that sometimes seem the educator's lot. The educators are in a powerful position, second only to parents in shaping children's lives during their formative years. I believe an educator has a right to a secure and safe workplace, and support from administration in solving any problem pertaining to their ability to do the job for which they were hired.
I see a school as a reflection of the community, yet the school can also provide cultural and educational leadership to motivate change within the community. I believe in open communication and involvement between the two entities.
I believe that every young person has good qualities, and those must be sought out, developed, and built on to enable our youth to form a set of values based on integrity, and personal responsbility and a mental discipline to cope with new challenge in an ever-changing world. I believe in the inherent worth of each student and respect the right of every student to a quality education.
Menu
Hand-battered tenderloins
Cream potatoes
White Gravy
Creole Corn
Garden Salad
Rolls
Hand-battered tenderloins
Cream potatoes
White Gravy
Creole Corn
Garden Salad
Rolls
Monthly Chamber Luncheon
Date and Time
Wednesday Sep 6, 2017
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
11:00am - Doors Open
11:30am - Buffet Opens
11:45am - Chamber Update
12noon - Program
1:00pm - Adjourn
Location
Lasyone's
622 2nd Street
Banquet Room
Fees/Admission
member: $25
non - member: $30

