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by Lauren Williams
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Clinton High School principal Ronald Bean has offered his resignation after three years as head of the high school.

“He came by and spoke with me yesterday (Monday, June 3),” said Clinton City Schools’ superintendent Stuart Blount in confirming the principal’s decision to leave his post.

According to Blount, Bean’s resignation becomes effective Aug. 2, 2013.

“We will begin the process of interviewing and securing another principal before that though,” Blount added.

Before becoming the Dark Horses’ principal in 2010, Bean was an assistant principal for six years in Cumberland County. Prior to that, he was a teacher in Cumberland County for seven years.

Upon leaving the principal position at Clinton High, Bean plans to return to the classroom, teaching English. “Right now, it looks like I am going to be teaching at Jack Britt High School in Fayetteville. That looks like where it is heading.”

“Right now with my life — I have a sister who is sick and and my wife broke her femur — it is a good time, a good fit, for me to go back to Cumberland County,” explained Bean of his decision to resign.

However, the principal shared that he will look back fondly on his time as a Dark Horse.

“I enjoyed my time at Clinton High, working with the students, staff, teachers, and parents. I believe the school has unlimited potential,” noted Bean. “We did a lot of great things over the last three years; we raised scores and a lot more. I really believe that schools can be great and I think we’re well on our way there.”

As Bean bids farewell to Sampson County, Blount and Clinton City Schools wish him well.

“We appreciate the service he has provided and the job he has done at the high school,” said Blount. “We wish him the best in the next phase of his career.”

Lauren Williams can be reached at 910-592-8137, ext. 117 or via email at lwilliams@civitasmedia.com.

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miah19990
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June 06, 2013
Confused whats going on in the Clinton city school, well with the resignations and retirements it seems to me that there are some people whom seem not to be to happy with working under leadership.People all in a year look at the changes.Its time for somebody to do the math because right now things doesn't seem to add up . Sometimes we look at the body but I think its time to look at the head.The body is not gonna be any greater than the head.I just don't believe that Mrs.williams being the person that she has been in the education field for all these years never had a problem with anyone and the one person be in position for 1 year comes in and all of her good goes to tarment something is wrong. Its all about the children not principals or teachers or superintendent. Something in this milk is not clean and this is not gonna just go away somebody need to read the fine print.1 year superintendent 16plus years teacher.Time to be fair so that everyone can rest better.May God guide our leaders to to do the right things at all times.
miah19990
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June 10, 2013
Confused.Confused.Confused.

I am not just confused but sick and tired of all of this friendship politics not just in clinton but every where.The thing about this is u has got to be in the click live in a certain part of town and have a certain last name.where is the fairness.people go to school so that they can get a better job but none of this doesn't matter if u r not a favorite r not in the click.It is a d...... shame for people to judge people like they do.Oh and then the cut throats and the spys that works right with u every day smiling in your face and the minute they can get to a hell.o phone r private meeting after hour cut u down rather the info is true r false u lose ur job.well in closing I want to leave this with those back stabbeeerrss u r gonna reap more than what u sow.Mrs.Shirley sit back ride out your storm because God has this and whatever belongs to u God will move whatever he has to move rr whomever he must move but u will b the head and nobodys tail.I am fasting and praying that before school takes back in a great change will take place AMEN..so just be patient it will come to pass.
watch_dog
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June 05, 2013
I don't blame you a bit for leaving this shipwreck.

Godspeed, Mr. Bean!
RealEducation
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June 05, 2013
Wait a minute, wait a minute! So one school system administrator contract in non-renewed but she still has a job. Another administrator, as I predicted, is transferred to the middle school in route to the high school. Now that path to the high school is more clearer than ever with the "FORCED" resignation. The only difference is one administrator was publically admonished with a non-renewal while the other has been allowed to go quietly into the night on his own terms. Come on people, let's be real and read between the lines. Clinton and Fayetteville are in boarder counties separated by on 30 miles. Who leaves a contracted administrator salary for a teaching post in Cumberland county. It's a compelling story about taking care of family but there is a huge difference in what services can be provided with an administrator salary versus a teaching salary. It does not make sense to leave after year one of a four year contract. Mr. not Dr. Blount (emphasis added) is going to fit in just fine around these parks and corridors. If you like baseball, watch who's on deck for the Sunset Avenue job and who they might bring in for the Clinton High School position. We already know who will get Sunset Avenue and all she's going to do is sit in her office and do what she has always done for the last six years, nothing. I'm not mad at you. It's the way of the world (Clinton). Do whatever makes you sleep at night but doing what's right and making a difference is not one of them. Well, we wish Mr. Bean all the success that life has to offer on his new journey. You fought a good battle from within side the system and lost. This proves my original point that it does not matter about race but more so about what systematic structures are being challenged to help ALL children. Race may play a role in how each situation was handled but the end result was the same as far as the administrators being removed from those schools. Good luck Mr. Bean.
hatershatershaters
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June 11, 2013
This is quite humorous RealEducation. I hope you aren't teaching our children. By boarder are you referring to skate boarding or surfing? Or better yet, does Cumberland provide meals and shelter to Sampson? Sorry, you meant border. Also, "within side" should be "with inside". Thanks for the "Real" Education. By the way, someone that makes sound financial decisions could make this sort of move. Also, and this may be a difficult concept for you to understand, someone who has a calling could be inclined to go back to the classroom for the satisfaction of it. This is the difference between a career and a job. It is also ignorant to say that anyone was admonished. Having a non-renewal doesn't really seem to justify the word admonish. Keep it Real.
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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
Lions install new officers On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
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On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox

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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools’ June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by superintendent Stuart Blount recognizing him for being named one of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics.

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Lions install new officers
On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
Lions install new officers On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
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Lions install new officers
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Lions install new officers
On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
Lions install new officers On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
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On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox

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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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Mason honored by NCHSAA
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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools’ June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by superintendent Stuart Blount recognizing him for being named one of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics.

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Lions install new officers
On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
Lions install new officers On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
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Lions install new officers
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Lions install new officers
On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
Lions install new officers On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox. (Courtesy photo)
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On Monday night June 17, the Clinton Lions Club held its 78th annual Lions Club Installation Banquet in the fellowship hall of Graves Memorial Presbyterian Church. Following a meal prepared by Lila Parker, special awards were given and the new slate of officers for 2013-14 were installed.Those officers are, President, Jerry Hatch; 1st Year Vice President, Steve Cox; 2nd Year Vice President, Jim McGuirt; 3rd Vice President, Carolyn Pope; Secretary/Treasurer, Diane Westerbeek; Lion Tamer, Chris O’Briant; Tail Twister, Donald Wrench; 1st Year Directors Sam McCullen and James Blackmon; 2nd Year Directors Don Wilson and Stan Benton; Immediate Past President, Roger Williamson; and historian, Steve Cox

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During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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Mason honored by NCHSAA
Jun 19, 2013 | 159 views | 0 0 comments | 10 10 recommendations | email to a friend | print
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
During Clinton City Schools' June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by Superintendent Stuart Blount for the honor of being named one of NCHSAA's 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
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During Clinton City Schools’ June Board of Education meeting, board chairman E.R. Mason was presented a certificate by superintendent Stuart Blount recognizing him for being named one of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s 100 to Remember Administrators. Mason has more than a 40-year career in high school athletics.

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