Steve Balak
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==History at SMES== | ==History at SMES== | ||
Steve Balak was originally hired to replace the friendly and student-supported Tim Quinn. Strong in characteristics which Quinn lacked; namely, a tougher disposition, a more thorough work ethic, and an astute attention to detail, Steve Balak proved himself unfailingly. However, though he embodied traits that his predecessor was lacking, he conversely lacked any of Quinn's strengths, such as an open mind, likeable personality, and the ability to remember students' names. | Steve Balak was originally hired to replace the friendly and student-supported Tim Quinn. Strong in characteristics which Quinn lacked; namely, a tougher disposition, a more thorough work ethic, and an astute attention to detail, Steve Balak proved himself unfailingly. However, though he embodied traits that his predecessor was lacking, he conversely lacked any of Quinn's strengths, such as an open mind, likeable personality, and the ability to remember students' names. | ||
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===Reasons for leaving (if applicable):=== | ===Reasons for leaving (if applicable):=== | ||
Wisespread discontent | Wisespread discontent | ||
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History at SMES
Steve Balak was originally hired to replace the friendly and student-supported Tim Quinn. Strong in characteristics which Quinn lacked; namely, a tougher disposition, a more thorough work ethic, and an astute attention to detail, Steve Balak proved himself unfailingly. However, though he embodied traits that his predecessor was lacking, he conversely lacked any of Quinn's strengths, such as an open mind, likeable personality, and the ability to remember students' names. Within a year or so of his hiring, Balak had earned the discontent of the vast majority of students, staff, faculty, and parents. While the school's reputation slid, Balak's attempts to regain control were misguided at best. For example, student misbehavior was confronted by introducing a rotation schedule, which, needless to say, was a catastrophic failure.
Classes taught
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Clubs involved in:
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Contributions to SMES:
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Reasons for leaving (if applicable):
Wisespread discontent