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Holly Frye

@MsvlCIA

Assistant Superintendent for Mooresville Schools

Mooresville, IN Beigetreten Ocak 2014
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Great PLC with elementary special education teachers this morning! Well done, @McgowenEdwina!
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Elite 11 Regional in Indianapolis brought out a loaded group of QB talent. 💪 Several QBs stood out with arm strength, accuracy, and playmaking ability during the workouts and competition drills. 👀🏈 STORY ▶️ sixstarfootball.com/article/sevent… @israelabramsqb7 @DremailC2027 @AustanQB @JackDevine2027 @OscarFrye18TD @ZaneJohnson_3 @CowboyKamden @WillMencl @JakeNawrot @OscarSloan18 @BraylenwarrenQB @TylerWollin
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Dr. Jake Allen
Dr. Jake Allen@DrJakeAllen·
Spent some of the best part of my day with our Waverly Elementary kindergarteners celebrating Read Across America Week! Proud of these students and thankful for the incredible teachers who make reading come alive every single day. 💛💙 @MrsvlPioneers
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Working hard to revise our teacher evaluation plan! Grateful to these educators for their time and expertise! @DrJakeAllen @MrsvlPioneers
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Look at all of those hands raised by students who wish to recognize their amazing teachers! What a great culture at Northwood Elementary during their Community Day celebration! @MrsvlPioneers @DrJakeAllen
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Kevin Moses Scouting and Promotional Services
Oscar Frye (@OscarFrye18TD), a two-time state championship quarterback, is a dynamic dual force who controls the game with both his arm and his legs, combining elite IQ with a ruthless understanding of how to dismantle defenses. He reads coverage like a seasoned vet, calm, savvy, and fierce, whether he is sitting comfortably in the pocket delivering strikes or punishing you when he rolls out and turns broken plays into gains. And when he pulls that thing down and takes off, he becomes a matchup nightmare, a quarterback who forces everyone on the field to rethink angles, leverage, and pursuit. Today, though, I wanted to test that swagger and see if I could bring some old school heat his way. Oscar is a fierce competitor who does not lose his composure, never gets rattled, and never makes a poor decision, the kind of player who stays steady no matter how chaotic things get around him. I am that same kind of competitor in my own lane, the one who never quits and always believes there is a way to get home. I was locked in with tunnel vision, already mentally past the offensive line, trusting my strength, physicality, and technique to give me my shot when the moment came. As the ball moved from the ground into the center’s hands, everything slowed down. I struck the lineman with fury and intent, hit him with a clean swim and toss, and cut my path toward Oscar like a heat-seeking missile. I could feel it. I thought he was mine. But my presence never phased him, and my world-famous two-inch vertical was never going to be enough in this moment. He stayed patient, eyes up, hunting his target, and just as I reached, brushing a hair of his jersey, he rolled left, pulled it down, and exploded. I made one last desperate lunge from behind, lungs burning, legs screaming, convinced I could still get there. It felt like he sensed me, because he hit another gear, and all I was left with was his dust in the wind. The roar of the crowd was deafening, the kind of sound that told you instantly no one had caught him, and his feet had already tasted pay dirt. In that moment, it was a loud reminder of why Oscar Frye is one of the best out there, a quarterback who turns pressure into opportunity and chaos into control. But make no mistake, I am far from done. That play only poured more fuel on the fire. I am more determined than ever to find a way, to get my payback, and to prove to myself that there is still something left in the tank. Heavy steps and all, but the competitive edge is real. This battle is not over, and I am coming back with everything I have, because old-school pride never fades; it just digs deeper.
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