FCPS ES Principal Bails

[Anonymous]

Have to hand to it to the Beech Tree ES principal who spent all week gushing about FCPS leadership events and the Justice HS pyramid and then was announced today as the new principal of an elementary school in Falls Church City.

One more vacancy that FCPS likely won’t be able to fill before school starts in a few weeks.

[Anonymous]

That timing is so rude.

[Anonymous]

Wow, that's obnoxious.

[Anonymous]

Apparently they really didnt want to work with kids in the Justice Pyramid

[Anonymous]

It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

[Anonymous]

I’d like to think our principals wouldn’t be such a fake but who knows. Guess she’s no different than the Kilmer principal who also bailed today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

Apparently people in education are not allowed to change jobs, have personal lives, take sick days....we treat teachers and admin like they owe everyone everything. News flash they don't! Their job is just like yours...a job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

Apparently people in education are not allowed to change jobs, have personal lives, take sick days....we treat teachers and admin like they owe everyone everything. News flash they don't! Their job is just like yours...a job.

+1
I don’t see it as “bailing”. The person left one job for another. Maybe it’s closer to home, or better fits the family’s schedule. Perhaps the benefits are better. Regardless of the reason, there’s really nothing to see here.

[Anonymous]

School starts in less than 2 weeks, they totally bailed!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

Apparently people in education are not allowed to change jobs, have personal lives, take sick days....we treat teachers and admin like they owe everyone everything. News flash they don't! Their job is just like yours...a job.

Just a job, not a calling or profession? OK. Then teachers and principals should be working at least 48 weeks/year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

But to go from a school like Beech Tree with a really high minority and low income population to wealthy, white FCCPS is kind of a slap in the face to the Beech Tree community.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

Apparently people in education are not allowed to change jobs, have personal lives, take sick days....we treat teachers and admin like they owe everyone everything. News flash they don't! Their job is just like yours...a job.

+1
I don’t see it as “bailing”. The person left one job for another. Maybe it’s closer to home, or better fits the family’s schedule. Perhaps the benefits are better. Regardless of the reason, there’s really nothing to see here.

Nice try - the schools are a mile or two apart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

But to go from a school like Beech Tree with a really high minority and low income population to wealthy, white FCCPS is kind of a slap in the face to the Beech Tree community.

Yes. Falls Church City was recently named the richest area in the country.

[Anonymous]

She’s been at Beech Tree for 9 years. Hardly a slap in the face to the families…people move jobs to gain new experiences. Moving after a year? Fine, crappy look. Moving after 9? Totally reasonable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a job. People switch jobs all the time. If you spend any time on the Jobs and Careers board there are often posts about job hopping.

Apparently people in education are not allowed to change jobs, have personal lives, take sick days....we treat teachers and admin like they owe everyone everything. News flash they don't! Their job is just like yours...a job.

Just a job, not a calling or profession? OK. Then teachers and principals should be working at least 48 weeks/year.

Go back to twitter dear!