Job Title:
columnist, freelance education reporter and historian
Organization:
Formerly of Madera Unified School District
William "Bill" Coate is a San Joaquin Valley historian, author, television personality and retired public school teacher with 36 years of classroom experience. He is the award-winning founder of the Madera Method, a research-based educational program that uses primary source materials to help students explore history. He writes about the past of our nation and valley with a weekly column and story. He also writes articles pertaining to local schools.
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bullying and racial discrimation
i am the lady that been protesting in front of madera unified school
some new developments has happen
please call me
I need your help
Carolyn Brown
A class
A resident had ask me to call you to see if you can come out to Cedar Creek my name is Yolanda if you can please call me back at (559)673-2345 thank you!
teachers misconduct
mr coates please give me a call I AM STILL IN A MAJOR BATTLE WITH MADERA HIGH AND THE DISTRICT i will be at the meeting on the 27 of march wish you could call me before then 559-6750910 thank you carolyn brown
Benjamin Lippincott Letters
Dear Mr. Coate,
I believe you may have an original letter written by Benjamin Lippencott to his sister Amelia, dated 1 October 1849. If so, it may be very useful for the historical research I am doing for the California State Capitol Museum. Please contact me via email at ethomsen at parks.ca.gov or by phone at 916-324-0333. I look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
Eric Thomsen
yo
ah its not wordpress, its drupal right?
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