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All balderdash. When I arrived here in Phoenix the plaque of illegal immigration was at full throttle. There were street corners in the morning where they'd be 300-500 people wiating to be picked up for work. Cheap housing was overwhelmed and teenagers couldn't get the menial jobs that they'd been able to get before. Crime was out of hand. Joe was right there on the front lines trying to clean it up. Those were some bad times here. God bless Joe Arpaio, a true patriot and friend to the American people.Which of these are you most fond of:
- Racial profiling
- Fourth Amendment violations
- Disobedience of court orders attempting to stop 1 and 2
- Eighth Amendment violations
- Discrimination
- Retaliation
- Misuse of public funds
- Wrongful arrests
Just don't David Clyde his ass please...Loading…
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Which of these are you most fond of:Joe's a certified bad ass
Its the Varsity Coach's program. He has plenty of say of what happens on the JV. A JV coach's whole job is to get kids ready to play Varsity. If there is a guy the Varsity coach sees having a future in his program, he absolutely would/should speak up and make the call on getting that kid more reps. I would have your son ask for a meeting with both JV and Varsity Coaches and see what more he needs to do to get more playing time. If he does everything he should be doing and nothing changes, then its time for you to have a meeting with the coaches.Don't know how is in Ohio etc, but in California, teacher's contract includes stipends for 'extra duty', also known as coaching. The irony is that if a teacher wants the position/stipend, they are given preference over any 'walk-on' coach (non-teacher). Sometimes, they are discouraged from taking. However if they are insistent, they get the position/stipend, regardless of their qualification. Which may be what your son is experiencing. With his BA, extra-base hits, seems reasonable that they'd find a spot for him in the line-up. All the HS coaching positions are that of being a teacher to these kids, and JVs are especially for getting experience and showing them how to do it. Feel for ya, and believe it or not, the varsity coaches have little or no impact on how the JV does things. Being a helicopter parent myself, I might corner a varsity coach, and lay out your case. Probably PO the JV coach when he finds out, so that's the risk. They can always call up your kid to varsity and teach him, give him a chance. Good luck with this, and keep this group informed.....