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Emphasizing an analytical approach, Chip McGee is a Bedford, NH, educational consultant who provides client-driven solutions. As a member of the Sugar Maple Consulting team, Chip McGee provides NH schools and districts with resources for understanding and utilizing student performance data in ways that enhance staff evaluation systems and enact curriculum improvements.
From 2014 to 2018, Mr. McGee engaged with the Bedford School District as superintendent and drove sustained results within a district that encompasses 700 employees and 4,500 students. Responsible for technology, finances, budgeting, and contract negotiations, he worked to position the District as one of New Hampshire’s consistent top performers. His leadership role built on more than a decade with the District in assistant superintendent capacities.
Mr. McGee also has experience with Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire, as visiting professor and he taught field experience and undergraduate method courses in math and science education through middle school. He holds a EdD from Columbia University and has authored his multiple case-study theses on the topic, The Principal’s Role in Mediating between the School and its External Environment.
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Visiting the Ghats Along the Ganges River in Varanasi, India
With 15 years of experience in the public schools system in Bedford, NH, including several years as superintendent of schools, Chip McGee now serves as a consultant with Sugar Maple Consulting, providing educational support services ranging from curriculum assessment to analyzing student data. Personally, Chip McGee enjoys traveling and in November of 2018 took a trip to Varanasi, India.
Known as the holiest of Hindu rivers, the Ganges River attracts numerous visitors who come to Varanasi. Many come to take a bath in the holy waters of the river and receive purification of their souls.
Along the Ganges in Varanasi lie more than 80 ghats, or a series of steps providing access to the river for bathing or worship rituals. Two of these ghats, Harishchandra and Manikarnika, also serve as the exclusive location for the city's cremations. One of the most popular ghats, Dashashwamedh hosts special religious rituals known as Aarti ceremonies.
Visitors to the city can view the various ghats by walking along the river, but be prepared to face vendors haggling their wares. Another option for tourists involves taking one of the boat rides down the river offered at dawn.
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