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At Fall Family Weekend, a boy was asked to demonstrate the audition. He stood up and sang Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line." His mom was sitting in front of me: She turned to me and said, "That's my son, and I've never heard him sing a note." I later learned his audition was totally unexpected. He simply did what he was asked to do.
Nothing is more powerful than the words of those who experience Hyde, either day to day, or by chance. Read through the assorted collection of one-liners, stories, and phrases, all from the mouths of those who know us the best.
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Character...
Is your character more important than your relationships with someone.
Direct Truthtelling...
I finally feel we are at the right place where we don’t have to pretend everything is perfect.
Faculty...
Do the students interview the new faculty candidate.
So Clean You Could Eat off of It
| Each February the Hyde-Bath basketball team and fans descend upon the Augusta Civic Center (ACC) for the state basketball tournament. One year as our fans were filing out of the ACC after a game, a janitor pulled Hyde President Malcolm Gauld aside and said, "I probably shouldn't say this, but my guys and I always cheer for Hyde at this thing. Not only do we love watching your players and your fans, we also know that we don't need to clean up after the Hyde folks. Fact is, my guys fight over who gets the job of cleaning up the Hyde section after you guys leave." |
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- I understand more about a person in 3 minutes than other people I have known for years..
- Imagine a school where the parents receive as good an education as the kids.
- If you visit campus, everyone you see will give you seven… 5 fingers and 2 eyes...eye contact and a handshake.
- The whole family has homework…Only @ Hyde.
- I used to be the “evil stepmother.” Now the kids see me as a respected, valued member
of the family.
- I first came to campus as the parent of a student playing for the opposing team. I struck up a conversation with Hyde parents, faculty, and students and was so impressed that I wound up enrolling my daughter.
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