Taylor rigged data shown to Board of Education

[Anonymous]

Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

[Anonymous]

And these manipulated and inaccurate slides are the ones that Taylor was using to taunt the media.

I'm not surprised it was manipulated and inaccurate. Sadly, I bet the board will stay silent and complicit and ignore this correction.

Taylor really underestimates the county he's operating in. There are way too many educated and knowledgable parents and stakeholders for him to get away with pulling the wool over our eyes like he probably did with ease in Stafford County.

[Anonymous]

How does this explain why 1041 students were less in 2024 if it was all attributed to the pandemic?

Why is 2025 not in that chart? Everyone seems to show charts that benefit them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does this explain why 1041 students were less in 2024 if it was all attributed to the pandemic?

Why is 2025 not in that chart? Everyone seems to show charts that benefit them.

Try reading the audit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

OP, the author of that thing never used the word "rigged." It also acknowledges a huge decline in enrollment and completely ignores the caveat that pipeline is not the only factor in making these determinations.

This is specious at best.

[Anonymous]

The new graph is almost the same as the old graph.

Both graphs have one-off excitement during Covid, and both show that since pandemic, housing has grown while enrollment has dropped.

This is a nothingburger.

[Anonymous]

Pretty impressive data analysis on the part of the Wootton parent though. Unlimited expertise in this area.

[Anonymous]

yea, I'm not seeing how these charts change the equation.

2023-2024:
1484 new housing units built
1041 decline in enrollment

So, new housing being built does not lead to increase enrollment. This just tells me that the projected enrollment figures could be over inflating the numbers.

Covid changed the game. Long term historical trends don't mean much today. Post covid, there's a decline as more people move out, put their kids in private, or homeschool.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty impressive data analysis on the part of the Wootton parent though. Unlimited expertise in this area.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

Parentscoalition? 🗑

[Anonymous]

OP really reeeally hates Taylor and has been posting in that vein for months. Makes it impossible to take any anti-Taylor threads seriously.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

Parentscoalition? 🗑

The name of the author of the audit was at the top of the post. But please don’t read that. Keep fighting for your dear leader and pushing your agenda that parents are stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

Parentscoalition? 🗑

The name of the author of the audit was at the top of the post. But please don’t read that. Keep fighting for your dear leader and pushing your agenda that parents are stupid.

Um, not PP but they simply questioned the platform the information is posted on. Nothing more.
You added the rest.

You may need to take a breath.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Senator Kagan had a point.


https://parentscoalitionmd.substack.com/p/the-images-shared-with-the-mcps-board

Parentscoalition? 🗑

The name of the author of the audit was at the top of the post. But please don’t read that. Keep fighting for your dear leader and pushing your agenda that parents are stupid.

Um, not PP but they simply questioned the platform the information is posted on. Nothing more.
You added the rest.

You may need to take a breath.

Actually trashed it. You might need to get reading glasses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:yea, I'm not seeing how these charts change the equation.

2023-2024:
1484 new housing units built
1041 decline in enrollment

So, new housing being built does not lead to increase enrollment. This just tells me that the projected enrollment figures could be over inflating the numbers.

Covid changed the game. Long term historical trends don't mean much today. Post covid, there's a decline as more people move out, put their kids in private, or homeschool.

A few hundred left when the MVA closed.