Returning to the topic of Mr. Campanella, it scares me that this candidate appears to have parachuted into this county, this race, without much (if any) involvement with this county or it's schools. He has a pre-conceived notion of how to fix a system that he holds dear, even though it has failed everywhere it has been tried. The education reform lobby, led by people like Rhee, can drop money and help with the political polish...but I hate to see Walton County become a proving ground like Tennessee. This kind of funding is a corrupting influence, and this kind of candidate is not what Walton County needs at this critical time.
http://http://www.newrepublic.com/article/113204/michelle-rhee-tennessee-studentsfirst-floods-school-races
Earlier this year, Tennessee looked like it would be the perfect proving ground, with a friendly governor, a weak teacher’s union, and a GOP-controlled legislature softened up by Rhee’s generosity.
http://http://www.newrepublic.com/article/113204/michelle-rhee-tennessee-studentsfirst-floods-school-races