Which HS have the top POMS dance teams in MCPS?
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Anonymous
Why not? Isn’t the goal to hire someone with professional experience in their field? If the boys’ soccer team hired a DC United player as coach, would that be a bad “look”? I’m not clear on what kind of corruption or unfair advantage is being implied here. Without more specifics, it just sounds like sour grapes. Sounds like the implication is that wealthy parents use their privilege to give their children an unfair advantage. TLDR this is nothing new. |
Anonymous
Sounds like the implication is that wealthy parents use their privilege to give their children an unfair advantage. TLDR this is nothing new. Put it in bold for the half-wit who can’t seem to understand. It’s also unfair when the student choreograph the routines themselves. |
Anonymous
Put it in bold for the half-wit who can’t seem to understand. It’s also unfair when the student choreograph the routines themselves. So unfair. MCPS should fire all the teachers so the students should fairly teach themselves. |
Anonymous
Sounds like the implication is that wealthy parents use their privilege to give their children an unfair advantage. TLDR this is nothing new. It's not fair for any team to have a good coach, unless every team can. |
Anonymous
| If the coach was paid more than the standard MCPS salary because of parents chipping in, then that doesn't seem fair in the context of public schools. But, I don't know if that happened here... |