Author Topic: Jackson Culotta (Read 9595 times)

Anonymous · « **Reply #30 on:** November 03, 2005, 12:12:00 PM »

Pantera and Megadeath? Actually, I'd rather listen to Pantera than that fagget Dave Matthews anyday. But nah, you don't have us figured out very well.

But none of that shit matters to me, I'm an athlete. And I remember kicking the shit out of you little NWA chumps in every sport. We owned you in basketball, we owned you on the soccer field...we owned RMA in baseball too but you guys didn't know how to swing a bat. It's all good...baseball's a man 's sport.

And the girls were the suicidal ones man. Not the dudes. Well, haha, a couple of dudes. Only suicide at CEDU I ever heard of was at RMA. But hey, I'm sure there was a cutter or two up at NWA. And if you guys were so happy and free, dancing in your circles, what the fuck was up with those riots?

Anonymous · « **Reply #31 on:** November 03, 2005, 12:28:00 PM »

Hey, I'm not saying we were happy and free. Dude we did have our fair share of fucked up kids. Those "Riots" were totally blown out of proportion. A few kids went outside after "Lights Out" and played basketball. When they refused to come in, the powers that be called in escorts.

As far as kicking our asses in sports, I never recall EVER playing BCA or RMA in anything but soccer. And the soccer was part of the Sandpoint Soccer League. And we fucking destroyed RMA, BCA didn't have a team.

Face it, you guys were the most fucked up people there. Both RMA and NWA made fun of BCA. Trust me.

dniceo7 · « **Reply #32 on:** November 03, 2005, 02:25:00 PM »

They stopped filtering kids like that into the 3 schools in the late 90's. But before that, BCA had been the place for the kids with no social skills, RMA had been kids with more serious (ie. drug and legal) problems, and I suppose they just tossed the rest in with NWA. Eventually though, BCA and RMA got pretty much the same kids. Unofficially they had been doing it like that for awhile, but then the top dogs made it official that they were throwing away that whole filtering system. NWA just turned into a 17+ year old, accelerated program.

But when I was there, which was well before the NWA/RMA campus switch, NWA had a basketball team and a soccer team, and both BCA and RMA, the bigger schools, had soccer, basketball and baseball. From 1999-2002, BCA swept the floor with NWA and RMA in basketball and soccer. RMA got good towards the end actually and won once in soccer. NWA was really terrible, I played soccer and we beat them 5-1 the day after RMA beat them 8-1.

Anonymous · « **Reply #33 on:** November 03, 2005, 03:50:00 PM »

Bullshit! Fuck that! When I was at NWA there were no Baseball and no Basketball teams. All there was was the Sandpoint adult soccer league and NWA did really good. We kicked the shit out of you faggots and most of Sandpoint. I was on the team so I would know.

dniceo7 · « **Reply #34 on:** November 03, 2005, 04:53:00 PM »

Haha, dick, when the fuck were you there? Bet it was ages before me. There was always a basketball team at BCA and RMA, and I think they played NWA too. You guys had a baseball diamond at NWA, but no team? But NWA wasn't playing in any adult league. There's no sense defending the NWA teams we played. They really were fucking terrible. RMA and BCA played in tournaments in Canada, but NWA didn't do shit. We played RMA a few times in baseball. We had some really good athletes there during those years, that's all I can say.

Anonymous · « **Reply #35 on:** November 03, 2005, 05:07:00 PM »

There was no Basketball team at RMA man. Who the fuck did they play? The Bonners Ferry High team? Even if there was a team and it was semi-organized, you still couldn't call it a "Team." It was just a bunch of dudes getting together to play basketball against one another, and maybe play BCA. No way you played in the Idaho High School basketball league. So you're wrong, there was no official "Team." As far as baseball teams were concerned, I know there weren't any of those either. Yeah, we had a baseball diamond at NWA, but there but no team. Like I said earlier, the only official "Team" that I ever knew about was the NWA soccer team who played in an official Sandpoint adult league. Yes, we did play in an adult league. I played on the fucking team, so don't go telling me what I know and what I don't know asshole. You played tournaments in Canada? What sport?!

There were never any high school caliber sports teams at any of the Idaho schools ever. Even the NWA soccer team that played with Sandpoint people wasn't a "Real" soprts team. It was more of a club sport than anything else.

My point still stands. BCA was the joke of the Idaho schools. You guys had all the weirdest kids there and did all the weirdest things. Weren't you not allowed to have ice cubes at one point. God what a bunch of candy asses you were.

dniceo7 · « **Reply #36 on:** November 03, 2005, 05:18:00 PM »

I could care less about your point, but you gotta get your fuckin' facts straight about the sports before you start poppin' off like that. Our soccer "club" played in tournaments in Idaho and Canada. Outside of tournaments, we had an 8 game schedule against a few Canadian and a couple local teams, as well as 3 games a season each against RMA and NWA. We weren't a league-sanctioned team, but we were more than just semi-organized. We practiced together four times a week, and did our fuckin' thing.

RMA and BCA both had basketball teams. I don't give a fuck what they did at RMA, but we played them a few times, and we played local JV teams from small schools. Call them scrimmages if you like, but even the basketball team played in a couple tournaments.

And like I said, baseball was just for kicks against RMA. But who gives a fuck whether they were real leagues or not, we smoked you both! So you're wrong. Fuck, I still have my jersey from the soccer team jackass. [ This Message was edited by: dniceo7 on 2005-11-03 14:20 ]

Anonymous · « **Reply #37 on:** November 03, 2005, 05:27:00 PM »

Right, you weren't a league sanctioned soccer team. We were! You played against some asshole rednecks in town, while we played in official leagues with real people who played real soccer, and we did pretty damn good for some high school kids.

As far as basketball, you said it yourself: games were more like scrimages.

So your sports teams sucked, just like your school.

dniceo7 · « **Reply #38 on:** November 03, 2005, 05:42:00 PM »

Are you ignorant? Can you just not read my words? We played real teams. In Canada, in tournaments. Adult sanctioned leagues in Sandpoint? Bro, you played the asshole rednecks in town, not us. We played Cranbrook HS, Creston, a couple of club teams from Calgary, and some of those shitty towns like Priest Lake and Kellogg; all high school kids, not a bunch of beer league, tractor pullin' meth heads. And we did pretty well for ourselves. In fact, I'm pretty confident I could handle you on the field any day.

Anyways man I'm tired of explaining this to you, so uh, eat a dick fairy. [ This Message was edited by: dniceo7 on 2005-11-03 14:42 ]

Anonymous · « **Reply #39 on:** November 03, 2005, 05:45:00 PM »

you don't know shit you cocksucker

chinsk · « **Reply #40 on:** November 04, 2005, 08:00:00 PM »

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There were never any high school caliber sports teams at any of the Idaho schools ever. Even the NWA soccer team that played with Sandpoint people wasn't a "Real" soprts team. It was more of a club sport than anything else.

I disagree with this. I was at RMA/BCA from 95-98, and was on the soccer team that played many local schools, we did very good.

Anonymous · « **Reply #41 on:** November 04, 2005, 08:03:00 PM »

since when did club sports lose their real sports status? what the fuck - club sports were always the better teams, especially in soccer.

absolutebest · « **Reply #42 on:** November 07, 2005, 06:37:00 PM »

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On 2005-11-03 14:42:00, dniceo7 wrote:

"Are you ignorant? Can you just not read my words? We played real teams. In Canada, in tournaments. Adult sanctioned leagues in Sandpoint? Bro, you played the asshole rednecks in town, not us. We played Cranbrook HS, Creston, a couple of club teams from Calgary, and some of those shitty towns like Priest Lake and Kellogg; all high school kids, not a bunch of beer league, tractor pullin' meth heads. And we did pretty well for ourselves. In fact, I'm pretty confident I could handle you on the field any day.

Anyways man I'm tired of explaining this to you, so uh, eat a dick fairy. [ This Message was edited by: dniceo7 on 2005-11-03 14:42 ]"

He's right on. In 1995-96 I played basketball for Coach Scott Riggenbach and played in roughly 15 games including 2 3-game tournaments. I have a fucking all-tournament team trophy from a tourney in Furney, B.C. that I am looking at right now. It was real, it really happened. Sure we didn't play a full schedule and played several J.V. teams (including Bonner's Ferry), but we also played Varsity (several games and the two tournaments--Creston and Furney).

Also, I played soccer as well. We had quite a few games. I did cross country. We went to a half-dozen meets. There were sports teams there. Sure, we took a backseat to the E.G., but we competed against real high schools and usually faired pretty well. We actually lost in the championship game of the Funrey Tournament in Winter 1996, which means we got second place.

RMA was always pretty cool about allowing me to do these things. We left campus every Sunday morning to have actual practice at a gym in Bonner's too. Sports were taken fairly serious by those of us who played them there (and afterwards).

Ursus · « **Reply #43 on:** May 25, 2009, 04:04:02 PM »

An old post near the beginning of this thread (2005):

Quote from: "Curious John"

Actually, he is no longer with Cherokee Creek Boys School in South Carolina. He is now the Director of Business Development for Confident Living, INC. in Boulder, CO. I do not know this man or even know what he looks like (his latest employer has not included his photo with the rest of the staff) but I will give you the timeline of his career that I have managed to piece together.

?-? - Headmaster of Boulder Creek Academy (1)
?-? - Executive Director for the Northwest Region of CEDU (1)
June 14, 2000-September 27, 2001 - Headmaster at Cascade School , in Whitmore, California (1)(2)(3)
?-? - Consultant to Coronado Academy, Costa Rica (9)
November, 2002-November 8, 2003 - Headmaster, Co-Founder, and Owner of Cherokee Creek Boys School, Westminster, South Carolina (1)(4)(5)(6)(7)
?-? - Director of Resident Life at Brandon Hall School, Atlanta, GA (9)
October, 2004-? - Director of Business Development for Confident Living, INC, Boulder, CO ((9)

(1) "Leadership Staff" --- http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache:zG ... r=&strip=1
(2) "Seen 'n Heard, 2000.07 - Page 2" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... een02.html
(3) "Seen 'n Heard, 2001.10 -Page 2" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... een02.html
(4) "Seen 'n Heard, 2002.12.24" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... heard.html
(5) "New Perspectives, 2003.05.14 - Cherokee Creek Boys School" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... eeknp.html
(6) "Seen 'n Heard, 2003.09.23" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... heard.html
(7) "Seen 'n Heard, 2003.12.03" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... heard.html
( "Seen 'n Heard, 2004.12.06" --- http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives ... heard.html
(9) "About Confident Living: The Staff" --- http://www.confidentlivinginc.com/whoweare.html

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could help me fill in the dates for his time at CEDU or the other organizations.

Thanks, John

Update of information for link (9): Confident Living is now known as Vive!. Jackson Culotta appears to be no longer working for them. Here is a copy of his brief bio from an archived page of Confident Living:

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Jack Culotta (not pictured) joined Confident Living in October of 2004, and is in charge of Business Development. Jack has over 15 years in the industry. He spent 9 years with the CEDU Family of Services in Idaho, followed by Headmaster of Cascade School in California, Consultant to Coronado Academy in Costa Rica, Consultant/Interim Headmaster at Cherokee Creek Boys School South Carolina and Director of Resident Life at Brandon Hall School in Atlanta.

See also Cherokee Creek Boys School thread: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=27573

Anonymous · « **Reply #44 on:** June 03, 2009, 11:53:49 PM »

MY GOODNESS YOU WERE BUSY, THIS MUST HAVE TAKEN YEARS AND YEARS TO WRITE ALL OF THIS. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NOW. YOU MUST HAVE AN EMPTY SPACE NOW THAT YOU WON'T COME BACK TO TALK TO ME

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