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April 21st, 2009 at 9:27 pm
That’s an excellent question. I went to college for 3 semesters before I realized everything they were ‘teaching’ me was stuff I had learned in Jr. High. Chalk one up for small town schools.
Being back in the small town I grew up in, I can say that what I want from my community is more.
More new business. More new customers. More youth friendly events. More people who aren’t already retired. More hope. More support (even though my ‘young and crazy’ ideas can be quite different to the fogeys). More passion for everything we do.
I see so much stuff that our area has to offer that we can promote….
…..and nothing. Talk about an idea to promote it and you get one person agreeing, 9 people confused about this internet thing, and 17 people adamantly against it, because “we’ve never done that before.”
I don’t think being a college grad or not has anything to do with it, but we’d all like to know that our community is progressing forward, that someday our kids will still be able to have this town as an option to live in, rather than driving by, talking about what used to be there.
April 22nd, 2009 at 5:11 am
I know exactly what you mean about community members not jumping on your ideas. But, what I’ve learned is that persistence and willingness to work with others usually wins the day. So don’t give up.
As a millennial, your the type of person we need to be talking to: and unless I’ve misinterpreted what you’ve written, you don’t think there’s a difference between what college-educated and non-college educated young people want in a community. Would you agree or disagree with the specific attributes the study identifies (see today’s post)?
And for anyone who doesn’t know, Shawn occassionally publishes topics about rural communities on his blog — http://thattalldude.com/