The emails I keep receiving from the administration are just more of the same vague excuses. I am exhausted by the constant bureaucratic dodging but your comments remind me why this matters so much. I refuse to let them push Kern out quietly.
May 5, 2015
The momentum behind this effort has grown into something I honestly did not think possible when I started. It is exhausting work to keep pushing against the silence but seeing this support keeps me going.
Reached 100 supporters
May 5, 2015
54 Comments
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Y Yang
11 years ago
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Judging by all these positive comments, Stuy truly appreciates him and his work. I don't know Mr. Kern personally, but I do know that firing someone with 20+ years of dedicated service because of some exam is plain wrong.
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Matthew O'Connor
11 years ago
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Class of '06. I personally would NEVER donate to stuy again if this happens. You are killing the soul of Stuyvesant with this act. Stuy is not what I once knew it to be and what I loved. If this is how the administration acts I have no cares to subject other children to such a heartless, bureaucratic system #notmystuy
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Amory Meltzer
11 years ago
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Kern kept the entire school running, from top to bottom. He worked tirelessly to keep Stuy humming, and yet still managed to find time to mentor students interested in the technical aspects of theater and stage production. The school would have fallen apart years ago if it weren't for Kern. I can think of nobody more qualified for or deserving of the position.
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Matt Ritter
11 years ago
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I couldn't have imagined the school running without Kern - particularly the set construction room, where most of my best memories of Stuyvesant took place
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Theo Polan
11 years ago
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It is in no way an overstatement to say Kern is essential to Stuy functioning properly. Aside from him being indespensible to any students involved in theater, he is the person who makes the building work. And if the building doesn't work, the school doesn't work either. DOE has demonstrated its lack of commitment to its students by not fixing this situation.
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Claudia zelek
11 years ago
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Kern is the sweetest person ever! One time I lost a tiny little frog magnet and he noticed I was upset about it. I didn't think that he would even consider looking for it, but by some miracle he found it! He also loves sharing food and entertaining stories. Stuy would not be the same without him.
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Waciuma Wanjohi Maina
11 years ago
He was a great influence, and an important part of the Stuyvesant experience if you spend any time doing music or theater.
The emails I keep receiving from the administration are just more of the same vague excuses. I am exhausted by the constant bureaucratic dodging but your comments remind me why this matters so much. I refuse to let them push Kern out quietly.
May 5, 2015
The momentum behind this effort has grown into something I honestly did not think possible when I started. It is exhausting work to keep pushing against the silence but seeing this support keeps me going.
Reached 100 supporters
May 5, 2015
54 Comments
Y
Y Yang
11 years ago
Featured
Judging by all these positive comments, Stuy truly appreciates him and his work. I don't know Mr. Kern personally, but I do know that firing someone with 20+ years of dedicated service because of some exam is plain wrong.
M
Matthew O'Connor
11 years ago
Featured
Class of '06. I personally would NEVER donate to stuy again if this happens. You are killing the soul of Stuyvesant with this act. Stuy is not what I once knew it to be and what I loved. If this is how the administration acts I have no cares to subject other children to such a heartless, bureaucratic system #notmystuy
A
Amory Meltzer
11 years ago
Featured
Kern kept the entire school running, from top to bottom. He worked tirelessly to keep Stuy humming, and yet still managed to find time to mentor students interested in the technical aspects of theater and stage production. The school would have fallen apart years ago if it weren't for Kern. I can think of nobody more qualified for or deserving of the position.
M
Matt Ritter
11 years ago
Featured
I couldn't have imagined the school running without Kern - particularly the set construction room, where most of my best memories of Stuyvesant took place
T
Theo Polan
11 years ago
Featured
It is in no way an overstatement to say Kern is essential to Stuy functioning properly. Aside from him being indespensible to any students involved in theater, he is the person who makes the building work. And if the building doesn't work, the school doesn't work either. DOE has demonstrated its lack of commitment to its students by not fixing this situation.
C
Claudia zelek
11 years ago
Featured
Kern is the sweetest person ever! One time I lost a tiny little frog magnet and he noticed I was upset about it. I didn't think that he would even consider looking for it, but by some miracle he found it! He also loves sharing food and entertaining stories. Stuy would not be the same without him.
W
Waciuma Wanjohi Maina
11 years ago
He was a great influence, and an important part of the Stuyvesant experience if you spend any time doing music or theater.
Judging by all these positive comments, Stuy truly appreciates him and his work. I don't know Mr. Kern personally, but I do know that firing someone with 20+ years of dedicated service because of some exam is plain wrong.