Lisa Williams Is OUT?
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Anonymous
| What is the rationale? Anyone have a clue? |
Anonymous
| No more info OP? Who is Lisa Williams? |
Anonymous
The chief equity officer. Most famous for doing the TJHSST admission changes |
Anonymous
| Didn't she just start? |
Anonymous
What a mistake. Take the premier science and technology charter-magnet school in the country and dumb it down. |
Anonymous
Ok. Thanks. I had never heard of her. ES Teacher |
Anonymous
Yes. She was hired just after the George Floyd protests last year. |
Anonymous
I’m happy she’s gone now. But now she has a new opportunity to once again ruin another STEM magnet school somewhere in the country in the name of “equity”. |
Anonymous
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Where is she going?
That was such a long, confusing email. Brabrand needs a refresher course on communication. |
Anonymous
Brabrand has been sending rambling disasters out since before COVID. Dude cannot communicate. Lisa Williams is interesting. How is the equity lottery class of TJ fairing. Normally, the first semester (really the first year) is pretty easy. Are they having a large number of drop backs or are the teachers revolting over the need for math remediation? |
Anonymous
| She did little that couldn’t have been done by a Chief Academic Officer and helped dumb down TJ. Good riddance. |
Anonymous
+100 pity the district that hires her, though |
Anonymous
So much babble, like references to the “work of centering equity…” Only a garbage group of administrators and School Board members would issue these communications. |
Anonymous
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A message from Dr. Williams in the email announcement staff received:
"It’s not often that you find such important relationships in such a short amount of time, laboring in a host of complicated circumstances, but indeed that has been my experience here in FCPS. The wisdom, commitment, perseverance of students, staff, and community has been remarkable to be a part of. Someone once said it's important that we ensure that the main thing is the main thing and circumstances in my family have called me to revisit how I move through the world in this time and space. The grace and compassion that I have been greeted with as I’ve shared my decision to leave the organization reaffirms the depth of care that is in this place. It fills me with gratitude for the opportunities afforded by this experience and the relationships we’ve built. With that, I want to wish you all deeper resolution to the work that nurtures and develops students, stronger bonds that connect people, and evolving clarity of how profoundly right it is to honor all." |