Lynne Harris: "People complain about Montgomery County Public Schools until they go somewhere else"

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Anonymous wrote:We are going somewhere else for my child's graduation because there are so many students in her class, theres no place in montgomery county to fit them all. We have to go to Baltimore County for the graduation ceremony.
Sad comment on condition of schooling in montgomery county


It's not a comment on the condition of schooling, it's a comment on the lack of large auditoriums or arenas in Montgomery County.


We'd be hard-pressed to have any place as grand as Constitution Hall. I feel seriously lucky that's an option.
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Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.
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Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!
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And crazy ideas like a zero for no work equals 50 % and "hey kids start a fight club admin will make up stories that the teachers are incompetent at teaching and classroom management".
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Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


and feed the poor and love your neighbor as yourself
Anonymous
Maybe crazy ideas like to bully your peers and get a pay out or a promotion
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Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


Equity, *not* equality.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL


These people aren't know for their ability to reason.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL

yeah, dang that Roosevelt
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL

yeah, dang that Roosevelt


Yeah, supporting small-time family farms barely eeking out financial subsistence in order to ensure a reasonably stable national food supply in an era of scarcity definitely is the same as preserving profit margins for larger, independently stable farming concerns in an era of plenty.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL

yeah, dang that Roosevelt


Yeah, supporting small-time family farms barely eeking out financial subsistence in order to ensure a reasonably stable national food supply in an era of scarcity definitely is the same as preserving profit margins for larger, independently stable farming concerns in an era of plenty.


I didn't realize that family farms even existed these days. Are you sure?
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL

yeah, dang that Roosevelt


Yeah, supporting small-time family farms barely eeking out financial subsistence in order to ensure a reasonably stable national food supply in an era of scarcity definitely is the same as preserving profit margins for larger, independently stable farming concerns in an era of plenty.


I didn't realize that family farms even existed these days. Are you sure?


family farms account for 97% of all farms, and 90% of food production https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ag-and-food-statistics-charting-the-essentials/farming-and-farm-income/
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Anonymous wrote:From the MoCo 360 Education newsletter today, more arrogance from Lynne:

On Wednesday, Harris told me that her concern lies more with the possibility that there may be only a small pool of candidates to choose from rather than with problems with the district’s reputation.

“I don’t think there are people out there in the world that are not going to want to look at MCPS and say, ‘Oh, that's a train wreck. I don’t want to go there,’ ” Harris said. “I just think that is a false narrative. But I think the truth is we’re in a place where the timing is less than ideal.”


All I know is if I were a superintendent and show the mess that MCPS has been and how it has cycled through numerous superintendents over the last decade, I would be running in the other direction. But Lynne thinks everything is good.


Harris is correct that this is mostly a false narrative embraced by the hyper-privileged fringe. If you make the effort to look more closely, you'll see that test scores by similar SES brackets has remained the same or gone up. The difference is the county's demographic mix is different than 20 years ago.
Kids are being indoctrinated with left wing politics in MCPS now. So there's that.


They're being given crazy ideas like equality and kindness. It's so left wing!


DEI does nothing but promote systemic racism and as a result, merely upholds it rather than eliminate it. It's a great irony that most are unable to see. But this poster gets it.

MAGA is so funny. Go all in attacking DEI but don't touch farm subsidies! LOL

yeah, dang that Roosevelt


Yeah, supporting small-time family farms barely eeking out financial subsistence in order to ensure a reasonably stable national food supply in an era of scarcity definitely is the same as preserving profit margins for larger, independently stable farming concerns in an era of plenty.


I didn't realize that family farms even existed these days. Are you sure?


family farms account for 97% of all farms, and 90% of food production https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ag-and-food-statistics-charting-the-essentials/farming-and-farm-income/


It's all big agro biz these days, but sure you can call ADM a family farm I guess.
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