[font=times] In the back of the classroom, with a chair leaned up against a wall was the superintendent of the school district. Unlike most administrators, Mr. Tucker preferred to sit down in his underling's classrooms and fill out reports himself. It not only gave him first hand experience inside his school district's learning facilities, but it also gave him a chance to publicly berate and reprimand his employees. His pen twirled in his fingers as he raised his hand. "Professor Stamus," he said, "Would ya mind tellin' me why you think this a good time to be sharin' your sob story? This is a classroom, not some Jane fuckin' Austen novel."
He was profane, he was rude, and he was undeniably Scottish. How he had become the head administrator of some school district was beyond him, but it paid good money, so he didn't complain...well, he did complain, but not about the job itself. Most of his complaints were about the incompetence of the rest of the district's staff.