Idiot Principals And Sensible Students

UTI is no stranger to Principal Geoff McGee, the self-appointed savior, prophet, holy man, shaman, whatever, of Boca Raton High School. Last year we wrote about his unconstitutional and illegal infusion of his own personal brand of insane religious wingnuttery into a public high school.

Well, he's at it again. Big surprise, huh?

This year Principal McKee says that his school went from getting a "C" grade to an "A" grade from the state of Florida because of prayer. He claims that it was God's will that it happened - not because the students themselves worked hard or anything, those ungrateful little urchins.

[link] "God gave us the power to study effectively and test well," McKee said. "One hundred percent of my success is attributable to God."

This is a public high school principle. You know, in a public high school. Amazing.

Let's compare the God-bothering ranting of this obviously insane man - who happens to be in charge teaching young children with the power and authority of the state of Florida backing him up, mind you - with the words of a couple of his students:

[link] McGee: "I never felt so bathed in prayer as I did last year. The outcome would have been different. It wouldn't have been as great a year."

Man. I can just see him standing there, face to the heavens, a wild-eyed scary-insane holy look of religious ecstasy rippling across his features.

Here's what a couple of his students had to say:

[link] Senior Jessica Summers: "Praying helps, but all the hard work changed things for the better."

Senior Emily Kirkland: "You can't totally depend on prayer to help you achieve. A lot of people would be offended by that."

Well, obviously those two harlots have been possessed by The Evil One™ and are in dire need of a good spanking. I'm sure Principle McGee would be more than willing to administer a righteous Godly spanking to these little strayed Christian lambs.

Like we asked last time, please feel free to contact the Palm Beach Florida School Board and let them know your thoughts about their Christian public high school and it's self-appointed Christian spiritual leader, Principle Geoff McGee.

(A tip of the UTI lightning rod helmet to reader A.C. Fullilove.)