Project Baltimore Documentary Exposes Culture of Document Hiding, Retaliation and Grade Changing

[Anonymous]

I know this is technically related to MCPS directly, but given that both Baltimore City Public Schools are regulated and managed by the state of Maryland, many of the symptoms are parallel to problems commonly complained about in MCPS, though the degree of the problems in Baltimore City Public Schools is way worse than MCPS. Although if the trajectory doesn't change, we could be headed down a similar path.

Which local news outlet will have the guts to do a similar documentary on MCPS? The culture of suppression, corruption, avoidance of transparency and retaliation against whistleblowers and the unchecked arrogance from admin and leadership that was prevalent in the documentary with BCPS is the same.

[Anonymous]

Yup this is the exact same thing that goes down in mcps. I can attest. Not sure if it's a Maryland Publuc school thing or an city thing. It's so bad that the kids are attacking teachers, the admin not only makes you inflate and manipulate but contributes to the shortage by gaslighting teachers to take all the blame and risk.