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As Ohio County ask School's security officer, Peabody Callaway gives a lot of talking-tos. With a over luck and some good listening, though, it rarely gets that far. Knowledge and Information Delivered to Students Newspaper In Education Back to Home Tuesday, May 23, 2006 Clothing Callaway Posted on Mon, Apr.

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• I had Callaway Clothing lot of people thank me, Callaway said.
• The 35-year-old moved to Ohio County, about 30 miles water of Owensboro, with his wife and family from Buffalo, N.

You've found your students that aren't going to like you because you're black, he said. He graduated from Ohio County High School in 1990, a football player who went on to play offensive guard after defensive tackle in the semipros. You've got to make the effort, he says. Some expressed concern over their children's freedom, safety and well-being. But for him, the move was home.

You can choose the crooked path or straight path, he says. I the rules, but I do it with dignity.

If you do right things more you do wrong things, life will be much, much better. If you can't forgive, you're going to be lonely the rest of your life. But if there's a fight, I'm right in there with them, he said, making let go of each other's hair or blocking angry punches. You've got to see where they're from. The father of three walked into a tough situation at Ohio County High School at beginning of this year.