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NYTimes.com A Hasidic Jew becomes the principal of a Latino-populated school with a history of violence. The results are dramatic.
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@delikedi17 15 лет назад

I really wish every principal and every teacher had his attitude. People are so quick to give up and take the easy way out these days. 7 principals in 2 years? This man should be rewarded for his continuous efforts.

@Jaybird248 15 лет назад

I went to 22 back in the late 50s and it was a good school then. Glad to see it's come back some. They should make a movie about this guy and his story.

@coolsteven2 16 лет назад

this makes me tears cuz just a couple of years ago the school was an empty cloud. And i live literally 3 blocks away from me. And it makes me happy to know the community is bettering.

@NewYorkBattleCat 15 лет назад

Im 17 now, i needed to be at least 17 to go for my GED, i will start next month, thank you for your advice, really apreciate it, but i also deal with anxiety and i went tru depression, reasons for why i dropped out, so it wasnt all because i was lazy.

@jj96212 5 месяцев назад

Very touched. Education can be influential…

@djbnice1 11 лет назад

Great video. Very moving!! The youth of today need role models like this.

@catalina0427 7 лет назад

God bless him!

@barnesfam 16 лет назад

My mother went to this school from 1969-1972. JHS 22 was bad back then. She told me stories about it. Kids used to set fire to the closets almost everyday and the fire department had to come to put it out. She even told me there was this principal named Mr. Solomon and the kids were so bad. They wanted Mr. Solomon out of there. She even told me one day how the kids gained access to the roof and were throwing things and they were protesting, "We want Mr. Solomon". He left afterwards.

@CheesecakePRC 15 лет назад

holy shit i went to that damn school

@barnesfam 16 лет назад

A long time ago their was this principal there whom they used to call Mr. Green. He was a mean man. He was principal back in the 70s.

@briquellecollier6188 7 лет назад

Inspired.

@coolsteven2 16 лет назад

u cant just give up on them. especially if their in 5-8th grade. change starts with educations

@NewYorkBattleCat 16 лет назад

my friend used to go to that school, he was like 14 at the time and i was like 15 i used to walk with him to that school and then i would go to my school 166 a couple of blocks away, then like 2 hours later we would leave school and go play video games at his house lol now im a drop out and im 16

@cesarparisyarleque516 4 года назад

I don't think it was appropriate to show the 20 year experienced teacher being negatively evaluated , that is something to be kept private. My advice to other teachers who have principals who set the bar high is that you come highly prepared to teach your lesson and be more knowledgeable than him...just because he is your principal it does not necessarily mean he knows more about teaching than you......

@CrowdPleeza 16 лет назад

What's evil about this principle??

@nnnnnsssssssssllllln 14 лет назад

@MrMember3 lmfaooooo... you just shut her down... funny shit...

@NewYorkBattleCat 15 лет назад

I guess you're right, i have learned alot, but i payed for all ive learned, a price i hope to never pay again, i will do my best to get my diploma, i will try n concentrate n get my life strait, i hate waking up knowing im still a nobody. but thank u so much for ur advice, dats all i really need, support from others. thank u.

@dxx46 16 лет назад

Too much to write . I have it all documented He did a lot of terrible things to the children and broke many rules and laws

@coolsteven2 16 лет назад

but also its every school =/ in my private school like half of them do weed. and also the "bad" children should b really blaming the parents who didnt use the steel hand...my mom has titanium hands but everyone once in a while she puts on the silk glove and lets me go to the park with my friends.

@coolsteven2 16 лет назад

they'r rnt threatning freedom. And btw the "thugs" are separated from the other kids. Also the good kids have no other option but to go to that school. Thru my middle school i now go to private school.