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That local rock group down the street that’s trying hard to learn their song? Well, that local rock group is me. I play drums in a Monkees cover band. Please note that I did not say “tribute” band. The Stepping Stones do not try to re-create the Monkees experience. We do not wear matching red, double-placket shirts. Our lead guitarist does not wear a green woolly hat. We are not like theMissing Links, a band out of Los Angeles that won the coveted Cloney Award, given by the International Guild of Celebrity Impersonators and Tribute Artists.

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Initially, the focus of this note was going to be my 6-year long experience with a seemingly ever-changing educational system. I was going to list, with some detail, all the changes that I have seen in my brief time as a K-6 educator, the end-user of educational policy and budget cuts. Changes like (in no significant order): Math standards (2008?) Common Core implementation and associated instructional shifts (2010?) State accountability system (2012?