Schools with good energy
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Anonymous
| Stay away from Tubman. Principal is a nightmare. Agree with the previous posters! She was AWFUL to a friend of mine and made her life hell. I would never want to work for her after what I’ve heard |
Anonymous
ES or HS? |
Anonymous
Hard to be too anonymous at a school that size, but... Let's say I know people who worked with the current principal and the previous two. Marty was pretty well liked, and I think people were generally less fond of the one that followed. Current one seemed good, welcome change. Disappointed to hear if she is taking charge in the wrong direction. |
Anonymous
| See toxic admin fire and destroy careers of teachers and they forever go unchecked. Admin get big dollar payouts and CO protection, kids get their lives messed up by getting assaulted by bullies, and teacher lose their jobs by reporting crime. It's corruption. |
Anonymous
| Have each of the 25+ high schools been mentioned as having good energy? If not, something is wrong? What's happening over the summer to help staff return to schools with good energy? |
Anonymous
Heard that special ed at WJ less happy lately |
Anonymous
| How is it at BCC and Whitman? We all know schools are closed for the summer. |
Anonymous
| Fallsmead, Lakewood, Strawberry Knoll |
Anonymous
| Einstein |
Anonymous
| Pyle MS has good climate and admin. |
Anonymous
Interesting. Why? |
Anonymous
I know too many unhappy Pyle parents (normal people, not unhinged Bethesda types). I'd be wary of schools where the teachers are happy with the climate and admin, but the parents are not happy. |
Anonymous
This thread is for teachers looking for schools with good energy. |
Anonymous
| We don't really know which are 'good' as oppose to "good at cover ups as data fraud" |
Anonymous
Lakewood?! No way. |