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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2020 · 59 MIN

#33 Rick Bachman

from Tale Lights Podcast · host Erik Thormaehlen

Rick Bachman grew up in San Angelo. After graduating high school, he joined the Navy and set sail. Upon returning to the San Angelo area he enrolled in college at Angelo State University. Coach B began his career down in Alice. After spending time in Alice, he decided to head back out west to Ozona, where he took a job in the oilfield. After many year in the oil industry, he was brought back into education by one of our previous guests, Larry Taylor, who at the time was the Superintendent of Ozona. Coach B eventually took a job in Beeville, before heading back out west to Fort Stockton where he would begin his administrative career as an assistant principal. Rick eventually took on the role as middle school principal in Ozona, and then returned to Fort Stockton, where he retired from his career in education. These days you can find him back in the oil industry. Are you an educator that wants to know how to get into the oil industry? If so, then listen to this episode, because we cover the two most important ways for you to do it! Not to mention, you'll have the opportunity I received to listen to a great man tell you a lot of truth about the world of public education in the State of Texas. https://talelightspodcast.com/podcast-interviews [email protected]

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