Pete Cahall to be Principal of Thomas Edison in Mont. Cty.
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jsteele
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/former-wilson-high-principal-will-lead-montgomery-tech-high-school/2015/04/28/071286d2-edd2-11e4-8abc-d6aa3bad79dd_story.html
"Pete Cahall, the former principal at D.C.’s Wilson High School who left abruptly in December, will now lead Montgomery County’s Thomas Edison High School of Technology. "The Montgomery County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday night to appoint Cahall as principal of the county’s only stand-alone career and technical school." |
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| who cares? |
jsteele
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Apparently you do given your effort to not only read, but respond to the post. |
Anonymous
| I like your snappy responses at least. |
Anonymous
| The Peter Princicpal |
Anonymous
| Good for him. |
Anonymous
| Great for MoCo and Edison! He will be great and the school will benefit. |
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Happy for the high school in MoCo! Good Luck to Pete! WE MISS HIM AT WILSON!
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Anonymous
| The Montgomery County people must not have bothered to contact his references in D.C. I mean, DCPS had good reasons to fire him from Wilson, right? Such rubes in MoCo, no due diligence whatsoever... |
Anonymous
Pretty sure you're being sarcastic, right? Either way, good for Cahall, good for MoCo! (And I am NOT being sarcastic  )
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Anonymous
| He's great and will do great back in Montgomery County. lucky Edison HS. I agree with PP-as a Wilson parent we miss his leadership very much. |
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+1 |
Anonymous
| great! Wilson kids miss him... |
Anonymous
| Edison is a tech program with about 500 kids, so it's much smaller than any MCPS comprehensive high school. I guess it's a foot in the door but in no way is this comparable to being the principal at Wilson. There's also less accountability as the students' test scores aren't broken out separately, but instead included with the scores of other students at their base schools. |
Anonymous
| I think he is a good fit for a vocational school like this seems to be. |