Culpepper offers a unique perspective on public schools, as he shares his experience from the Corps to the classroom. 

     His personal stories are entertaining and compelling. From his scorn of politically correct fads, to his disgust of teacher union jihadists -- Lee's writing shoots to kill. He delivers an occasionally needed reality check to today's teenagers, and he offers clear insight into powerful leadership principles for educators and parents alike. 

     Trained by the best, Lee shares the basics of Marine Corps leadership. The Corps' concepts are highly regarded by Fortune 500 companies and business schools alike. In fact, Inc Magazine describes Marine Corps Officer Programs as "The best management training program in America" (Inc, Apr 98). Top MBA programs -- including the University of Pennsylvania's renowned Wharton School of Business -- send students to experience Marine-officer training first hand. Placed in tremendously stressful and chaotic situations, the students learn to make effective, quick decisions and take savvy, decisive actions.   

     Lee takes the Corps' philosophy and applies it to the classroom, as he inspires and challenges students to achieve their true potential. In 2004, Lee was awarded Teacher of the Year honors by the United States Air Force JROTC unit at his southern California high school -- which enrolled nearly 4,000 students. 

     Lee and his wife, Heather, now live in North Carolina with their two bulldogs, Mr. Meatball and Noodles.

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