Rising Stars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Yeah I haven’t noticed this. If anything some of the greatest have left (MCPS altogether)

lol okay. This is true for every school district. Hello, admin.’keep giving kids candy, it’s really working!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Yea this isn’t true and a myopic view of Administration (or management generally).

Know how everyone now knows you’re admin. Or worse… not in education at all but pretend to be. Goodbye!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Yea this isn’t true and a myopic view of Administration (or management generally).

Know how everyone now knows you’re admin. Or worse… not in education at all but pretend to be. Goodbye!

And yet others have agreed that it wasn’t a true statement. See how everyone knows you’ve never been in management.

[Anonymous]

There are 18 principal vacancies with over half are at the secondary level which is pretty scary. I am hoping those in acting roles will interview for the jobs if they are doing well. I also hope they get the support from the directors but central office is such a mess right now I imagine they are trying to keep their heads above water as they cover for those who are on leave. The July appointments and the start of the 24/25 school year should be interesting. We will need Steve Kornacki and his white board to map it out for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Yea this isn’t true and a myopic view of Administration (or management generally).

Know how everyone now knows you’re admin. Or worse… not in education at all but pretend to be. Goodbye!

And yet others have agreed that it wasn’t a true statement. See how everyone knows you’ve never been in management.

lol DP… literally no one agreed with you. You’re definitely admin and probably terrible at your job, hence the defensive stance. Seek some help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Yea this isn’t true and a myopic view of Administration (or management generally).

Know how everyone now knows you’re admin. Or worse… not in education at all but pretend to be. Goodbye!

And yet others have agreed that it wasn’t a true statement. See how everyone knows you’ve never been in management.

lol DP… literally no one agreed with you. You’re definitely admin and probably terrible at your job, hence the defensive stance. Seek some help.

He/she agreed with themselves. Completely embarrassing and definitely admin who couldn’t handle the classroom. Everyone knows this to be true. Check out teachers Reddit. We found the guy/girl with the most fragile ego.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are 18 principal vacancies with over half are at the secondary level which is pretty scary. I am hoping those in acting roles will interview for the jobs if they are doing well. I also hope they get the support from the directors but central office is such a mess right now I imagine they are trying to keep their heads above water as they cover for those who are on leave. The July appointments and the start of the 24/25 school year should be interesting. We will need Steve Kornacki and his white board to map it out for us.

Can you list the high schools please?

[Anonymous]

The person who created honors for all should be on the shortlist for a big promotion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

This. Teachers should be paid significantly more than admins. Then things would start to change.

This is hilarious. Admin don’t even have duty hours in their contract because the expectation is they are working way beyond 40 hours a week.

The first time a teacher was told now you have to stay past your contractual 2:45/3:15 duty day because you now get admin pay, there would be a riot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The person who created honors for all should be on the shortlist for a big promotion.

Try to be more subtle the next time you troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are 18 principal vacancies with over half are at the secondary level which is pretty scary. I am hoping those in acting roles will interview for the jobs if they are doing well. I also hope they get the support from the directors but central office is such a mess right now I imagine they are trying to keep their heads above water as they cover for those who are on leave. The July appointments and the start of the 24/25 school year should be interesting. We will need Steve Kornacki and his white board to map it out for us.

Can you list the high schools please?

Clarksburg
Magruder
Paint Branch
Seneca Valley
Walter Johnson
Wheaton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

This. Teachers should be paid significantly more than admins. Then things would start to change.

This is hilarious. Admin don’t even have duty hours in their contract because the expectation is they are working way beyond 40 hours a week.

The first time a teacher was told now you have to stay past your contractual 2:45/3:15 duty day because you now get admin pay, there would be a riot.

lol… you’re not even hiding it now. We get. You’re a principal and you hate your life. You probably were a terrible teacher. So sorry you have to have to stay until 5 while not actually doing anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you haven’t noticed, good teachers have zero aspirations to become admin. Admin are the ones who fled the classroom bc they couldn’t handle it but think they know how how to manage other teachers… the entire system is flawed.

Agreed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are 18 principal vacancies with over half are at the secondary level which is pretty scary. I am hoping those in acting roles will interview for the jobs if they are doing well. I also hope they get the support from the directors but central office is such a mess right now I imagine they are trying to keep their heads above water as they cover for those who are on leave. The July appointments and the start of the 24/25 school year should be interesting. We will need Steve Kornacki and his white board to map it out for us.

Can you list the high schools please?

Clarksburg
Magruder
Paint Branch
Seneca Valley
Walter Johnson
Wheaton

Who is in line to get the Walter Johnson position? Are any of these truly open or are most going to principal interns and interims?

[Anonymous]

Central office should be a rotational assignment where a teacher goes for a few years. Bureaucracy should never be a career.