Surprise, Surprise!

Another Broadie appears to be unqualified, in this case a deputy superintendent of instruction.

Martinez is giving a pretty lame excuse why he should get the job and not somebody vastly more qualified:

Martinez, 41, said his lack of classroom experience is partly “by design“ so he can provide a fresh perspective. He said he’s part of a national trend of nontraditional candidates becoming educators. He noted that U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan was never a classroom teacher, either.

Note when a person quoted in the article says we need to expect more unqualified people polluting the education landscape in the name of "reform."