Petition for Review of Prairie View HS Boys Basketball Program Leadership
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Hayden gipson
5 months ago
this guy is ahh
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Carla Stout
5 months ago
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With a son playing in middle school, Id love to see this resolved before he makes his way to high school!!
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Mike Fleer
5 months ago
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Sorry u guys are still dealing with this liar. Lied directly to my face about words he said about my son. The a.d. even called my kid in after the season to apologize for “his guys”actions. Nothing was ever done. Guess that’s how it goes when it’s “his guy”. Both need to go immediately. So glad my kids are out of that situation all together.
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Anonymous
5 months ago
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The way he would yell at us during half time instead of speaking to us telling us what we could do better and the way he drove players to quit because of there physical stature
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Elijah Williams
5 months ago
Former player
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Chris Nobbin
5 months ago
What is his motive?
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Paul Stevens
5 months ago
I saw the video of this coach cussing out the team and posted at the time he needed to be FIRED
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Joseph Gerant
5 months ago
Terrible.
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Kimberly Mills
5 months ago
I’ve been to the Coach first, then the superintendent. I played the audio I had on my phone to the superintendent. Guess next time I’ll call Channel 5 like Louisburg did. Please for our students do what is right here. Don’t let our students be humiliated by this man anymore. He should have been fired after Dawson was called out and embarrassed by his teammates. The boys do not respect him they laugh at him. This is not a joke these boys need someone they can look up too as a mentor.
Also the language by all Coaches needs to be looked into. Kids carry their phones everywhere now. The language spoken by some of these Coaches is way out of control.
Do better PV Board. This is my second generation going through PV and it’s obvious there is decline in our hiring. Maybe that needs to be looked at as well.
I would love to speak to any Board members that would listen.
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Kacy Stewart
5 months ago
Our children deserve better..
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Monique Tapper
5 months ago
Give these kids a chance to be successful!
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Jared carrel
5 months ago
He got to go!!!!!!!!!! Not competitive when you’re losing every game by 30 points! And not respecting the kids and making them feel not wanted
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Brent Oliver
5 months ago
The kids deserve leader,with heart and kindness....
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Sherrie Philpott
5 months ago
This is becoming a serious issue across our sports programs. These boys have worked hard all their lives and have been dedicated to these sports, yet poor coaching and lack of character from some coaches are undermining everything they’re building. It’s not just affecting performance—it’s damaging our program’s reputation, our schools, and their integrity, while also creating a culture of losing. In some cases, it’s even impacting the well-being and confidence of our kids.
Coaching should go beyond wins and losses. It should develop discipline, respect, and strong character. When that standard isn’t being met, it becomes a leadership problem that needs to be addressed.
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Dustin wilcox
5 months ago
What’s happening isn’t just limited to one sport, it applies to baseball as well. These kids have been dedicated to these games since they were in preschool and kindergarten, putting in years of effort and passion. Their parents have been there every step of the way, supporting and encouraging them. To now see our boys wanting to walk away from a sport they’ve loved for so long, simply because of the coaching, speaks volumes. It highlights a serious issue that can’t be ignored.
this guy is ahh
With a son playing in middle school, Id love to see this resolved before he makes his way to high school!!
Sorry u guys are still dealing with this liar. Lied directly to my face about words he said about my son. The a.d. even called my kid in after the season to apologize for “his guys”actions. Nothing was ever done. Guess that’s how it goes when it’s “his guy”. Both need to go immediately. So glad my kids are out of that situation all together.
The way he would yell at us during half time instead of speaking to us telling us what we could do better and the way he drove players to quit because of there physical stature
Former player
What is his motive?
I saw the video of this coach cussing out the team and posted at the time he needed to be FIRED
Terrible.
I’ve been to the Coach first, then the superintendent. I played the audio I had on my phone to the superintendent. Guess next time I’ll call Channel 5 like Louisburg did. Please for our students do what is right here. Don’t let our students be humiliated by this man anymore. He should have been fired after Dawson was called out and embarrassed by his teammates. The boys do not respect him they laugh at him. This is not a joke these boys need someone they can look up too as a mentor. Also the language by all Coaches needs to be looked into. Kids carry their phones everywhere now. The language spoken by some of these Coaches is way out of control. Do better PV Board. This is my second generation going through PV and it’s obvious there is decline in our hiring. Maybe that needs to be looked at as well. I would love to speak to any Board members that would listen.
Our children deserve better..
Give these kids a chance to be successful!
He got to go!!!!!!!!!! Not competitive when you’re losing every game by 30 points! And not respecting the kids and making them feel not wanted
The kids deserve leader,with heart and kindness....
This is becoming a serious issue across our sports programs. These boys have worked hard all their lives and have been dedicated to these sports, yet poor coaching and lack of character from some coaches are undermining everything they’re building. It’s not just affecting performance—it’s damaging our program’s reputation, our schools, and their integrity, while also creating a culture of losing. In some cases, it’s even impacting the well-being and confidence of our kids. Coaching should go beyond wins and losses. It should develop discipline, respect, and strong character. When that standard isn’t being met, it becomes a leadership problem that needs to be addressed.
What’s happening isn’t just limited to one sport, it applies to baseball as well. These kids have been dedicated to these games since they were in preschool and kindergarten, putting in years of effort and passion. Their parents have been there every step of the way, supporting and encouraging them. To now see our boys wanting to walk away from a sport they’ve loved for so long, simply because of the coaching, speaks volumes. It highlights a serious issue that can’t be ignored.