Thursday, July 27, 2006

Audio Interview: South Carolina Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum

Click the Play (>) button below to listen to the 4-part interview with SC Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum
this is an audio post - click to play Part 1 - 4:12
this is an audio post - click to play Part 2 - 4:01
this is an audio post - click to play Part 3 - 2:55
this is an audio post - click to play Part 4 - 2:08
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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Inez has been wonderful for South Carolina Education, it's ashame to see her go. She is first class.

10:13 AM
Anonymous said...

She has a death grip for a handshake. Impressive for such a small woman.

10:18 AM
Anonymous said...

Karen Floyd, if elected, will probably make Inez T. look pretty dumb. Karen will bring so many new/fresh ideas for our education system. All of her experience in the courtroom and experience being head of a marketing firm will kick in and prove it!

10:22 AM
Anonymous said...

Karen Floyd would be the worst possible person to ever be placed in the office of Superintendent of Education for South Carolina. That is merely an opinion of myself, however every single teacher and administrator that I know are concerned with the possibility of her winning. I myself am a teacher and do not feel that she is "for the kids" in the least. She is "for getting her name out" so she can possibly make a larger political move in the future. I urge everyone that is reading this blog to seriously take the time to thoroughly research the candidates for Supertintendent of Education and look for the candidate that is truly concerned with our educational system here in South Carolina. (Not Karen Floyd who is just looking to get her name out.)

11:36 AM
Anonymous said...

Inez Tennenbaum has taken a SC school system that was at the bottom of the country, and left it there.

She has been here for 8 years and has done absolutely nothing but spend billions of dollars on mediocrity. She is a mediocre superintendent at best.

All I can say is good bye.

2:18 PM

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