New MacAuthur Principal

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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


His degree is from a disreputable institution.
His experience is exclusively with high poverty schools.
His public persona is that of a religious preacher. The constitution prohibits public schools from indoctrinating children in religion and public school sponsorship of religious activities. A principal saying on social media to focus on what God thinks, or talking about having led teachers in prayer are red flags.

This school will serve a couple hundred students starting in about 8 months. Those students' parents are important stakeholders. Those specific students' needs should be evaluated objectively, and staffing decisions should be made to address those students' needs.


I hear you. I’ve read all your posts. I just don’t agree with you. And I just went to his twitter and definitely not getting preacher vibes. I see tweets about football and education. I’m not disputing that’s he tweeted the posted tweets, but someone took the time to cherry pick them, excluding those showing enthusiasm about education and his current school. Why? Why do that?
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


His degree is from a disreputable institution.
His experience is exclusively with high poverty schools.
His public persona is that of a religious preacher. The constitution prohibits public schools from indoctrinating children in religion and public school sponsorship of religious activities. A principal saying on social media to focus on what God thinks, or talking about having led teachers in prayer are red flags.

This school will serve a couple hundred students starting in about 8 months. Those students' parents are important stakeholders. Those specific students' needs should be evaluated objectively, and staffing decisions should be made to address those students' needs.


So your focus is on his PhD but nothing about DSU and Bowie St? He lead his staff NOT students in prayer. Obviously, they may pray together often regardless of religious identification. This is just a sad thread...
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Oh it's such a relief to hear that the incoming head of a PUBLIC school led his employees in prayer and bragged about it on socials...my atheist kid's gonna feel so much inclusion there...
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Anonymous wrote:Oh it's such a relief to hear that the incoming head of a PUBLIC school led his employees in prayer and bragged about it on socials...my atheist kid's gonna feel so much inclusion there...


We're really reaching now
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Anonymous wrote:Looks like he was a principal at a PGCPS high school in Lanham, MD. The name of the high school is not listed in his bio or his LinkedIn page, though.


That's super weird.


He was at DuVal.

AT DuVal, 74% are below grade level in English and 95% are below grade level in math.





There were some grade tampering issues at Duval back in 2018.
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Don’t worry y’all, complain loudly enough and I’m sure you will get the candidate of your dreams: white, ivy grad, with vast prior experience leading a high performing public high school in the area.
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Anonymous wrote:Don’t worry y’all, complain loudly enough and I’m sure you will get the candidate of your dreams: white, ivy grad, with vast prior experience leading a high performing public high school in the area.


Black, female, grad from a scandals-free graduate school, with a few years at some level of leadership in a high-performing high school, keeps the God references to private life. Thanks!
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


His degree is from a disreputable institution.
His experience is exclusively with high poverty schools.
His public persona is that of a religious preacher. The constitution prohibits public schools from indoctrinating children in religion and public school sponsorship of religious activities. A principal saying on social media to focus on what God thinks, or talking about having led teachers in prayer are red flags.

This school will serve a couple hundred students starting in about 8 months. Those students' parents are important stakeholders. Those specific students' needs should be evaluated objectively, and staffing decisions should be made to address those students' needs.


His doctorate is the issue; this is not a pre req for any leadership position in DCPS
Someone cherrypicked three tweets. Based on a sampling of his Twitter, I would say his public persona is that of a DCPS principal who is also a very vocal football fan (go birds)


I’m very concerned about the staff prayer. Has he ever taught at a school with a significant non-Christian population?
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?

The interview panel interviewed 3-4 candidates put forward by DCPS.
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?

The interview panel interviewed 3-4 candidates put forward by DCPS.


Well that didn't answer my question but now I have a new one. Why do you think you're more qualified than DCPS to pick candidates? It sounds like you're looking for an individualized opportunity to pick out a public school principal which just isn't how things work.
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?


Why are you refusing to answer the question?
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?

The interview panel interviewed 3-4 candidates put forward by DCPS.


Well that didn't answer my question but now I have a new one. Why do you think you're more qualified than DCPS to pick candidates? It sounds like you're looking for an individualized opportunity to pick out a public school principal which just isn't how things work.


That’s a total strawman. What we’re saying is that the interview panel should have represented the interests of the school population, which includes high achievers (of all races).
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Anonymous wrote:This school is going to have a very soft opening, with a small class of 9th graders and a smattering of 10th graders. There will be time for him to learn by doing.


forgive me if I hoped for more … and if he just doesn’t care about the college bound, what’s the point? he’s literally not allowed to say that academic excellence is a goal, and he doesn’t have any background in that kind of environment either.


I hoped for more too. He sounds like a good guy. Maybe he’ll be good for this school, but it’s not obvious from his background. He has never been to or worked in a high-performing educational institution. I would love for MacArthur to be a high-performing educational institution. It had the opportunity, but DCPS doesn’t care. They are more concerned about a social agenda than an academic one. All their recent hires for NW principals for the same profile.


The racism just jumps out.


It’s not racism. I don’t gaf about the race of the principal. I just want someone with substantial experience in running a high school with a high-performing cohort.


Amazing to think that you get to make these sorts of demands. You are one of many tens of thousands of stakeholders in the school system. Decisions aren't made over what you think you are entitled to


It’s amazing that I think a high school principal should be prepared to serve all the different types of kids in the school, and should support high academic achievement? Ok. What’s amazing is actually the DCPS firm position that college-bound kids are NOT stakeholders (unless lucky enough to get into Walls or Banneker.)


What tells you that this man is not prepared to do this? His degree? The fact that he has experience at certain types of schools? I simply can’t put my finger on it. I wish Jeff would delete this whole thread. A bunch of anonymous people flaming a named individual they know nothing about. I mean for multiple pages people were moaning he had no HS experience, which come to find out, is wrong. It would be rich if you all scare him away before he even starts. I’m sure someone who meets your every demand is in the pool.


what makes you think he can? there’s nothing in his resume or public profile that suggests he has experience in high schools with high achievers. Did the interview panel even ask him about it? but yeah just go ahead and dig that hole, demonstrating that it is so unacceptable to discuss the needs of our DCPS kids that we need to be deleted off the internet.


Why do you think the interview panel is less qualified than you?

The interview panel interviewed 3-4 candidates put forward by DCPS.


Well that didn't answer my question but now I have a new one. Why do you think you're more qualified than DCPS to pick candidates? It sounds like you're looking for an individualized opportunity to pick out a public school principal which just isn't how things work.


That’s a total strawman. What we’re saying is that the interview panel should have represented the interests of the school population, which includes high achievers (of all races).


Again, what makes you think it wasn't?
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