What happens if MCPS isn't staffed by the first day of school?

[Anonymous]

someone somewhere will fill in

[Anonymous]

I think they are filling classes with homeless people now that they ran all the teachers out of town.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think they are filling classes with homeless people now that they ran all the teachers out of town.

[Anonymous]

Expect a lot of long term subs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think they are filling classes with homeless people now that they ran all the teachers out of town.

[Anonymous]

With teachers or without teacher the kids will be sedentary in a room disregarding the lessons to play on their phones and teachers will be hassled and bullied by admin for not inflating enough, not working enough unpaid overtime, reporting too much, adking for support, etc. Welcome to education in mcps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are an incredible number of classroom teacher, AP, staff development, and support staff positions that are still open on MCPS careers.

What's the scoop on what happens if positions are not filled?

This happens every year. It will all work out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are an incredible number of classroom teacher, AP, staff development, and support staff positions that are still open on MCPS careers.

What's the scoop on what happens if positions are not filled?

This happens every year. It will all work out.

It DIDN’T work out at all schools. It was a miserable year that I do not want to repeat. And yet we are not fully staffed so here we go.

- teacher at an elementary school in the Seneca Valley cluster

[Anonymous]

Didn't work out so well at our ES last year either, in Churchill Cluster

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are an incredible number of classroom teacher, AP, staff development, and support staff positions that are still open on MCPS careers.

What's the scoop on what happens if positions are not filled?

This happens every year. It will all work out.

It DIDN’T work out at all schools. It was a miserable year that I do not want to repeat. And yet we are not fully staffed so here we go.

- teacher at an elementary school in the Seneca Valley cluster

Same

-teacher in DCC

[Anonymous]

Same
- Speech Pathologist

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are an incredible number of classroom teacher, AP, staff development, and support staff positions that are still open on MCPS careers.

What's the scoop on what happens if positions are not filled?

This happens every year. It will all work out.

It DIDN’T work out at all schools. It was a miserable year that I do not want to repeat. And yet we are not fully staffed so here we go.

- teacher at an elementary school in the Seneca Valley cluster

Same

-teacher in DCC

[Anonymous]

I think teachers can all collectively agree last year was the absolute worst year in education we've ever seen. Absolutely no one wants a repeat of last year.

[Anonymous]

It DIDN’T work out at all schools. It was a miserable year that I do not want to repeat. And yet we are not fully staffed so here we go.

- teacher at an elementary school in the Seneca Valley cluster

Also didn’t work out for me as a special education teacher-and if this year is the same it’ll be my last

[Anonymous]

same-25 percent vacancy last year and many openings this year- school psychologist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think teachers can all collectively agree last year was the absolute worst year in education we've ever seen. Absolutely no one wants a repeat of last year.

Worse than the shutdown year and the year after when they kept quarantining kids and teachers?