Another video

[Anonymous]

Eh, I thought it was cute and goofy.

Also maybe having our uncool super lean into 6-7 will make kids stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

Meh. There's only so much the superintendent can do quickly. Keeping the lights on is one of them. If he can finally reverse the trend of ridiculous school closures/delays during the winter, then he'll be a successful superintendent.

[Anonymous]

Taylor discovered AI slop videos.

Be glad they take up less time than the old real-life ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

Meh. There's only so much the superintendent can do quickly. Keeping the lights on is one of them. If he can finally reverse the trend of ridiculous school closures/delays during the winter, then he'll be a successful superintendent.

There is a lot he can do but he'd rather focus on his new regional plan, which no one wants, than actually finding solutions to benefit students and staff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

Meh. There's only so much the superintendent can do quickly. Keeping the lights on is one of them. If he can finally reverse the trend of ridiculous school closures/delays during the winter, then he'll be a successful superintendent.

I prefer the school closures. We live in a community that doesn't have bus service and there are no sidewalks so kids have to walk in the street, in the morning in the dark crossing major roads, a road where people have been severely injured or killed. We end up driving but with slick roads and black ice, that's not safe either. Let alone having kids walk to bus stops in the dark and buses on slick roads (not to mention drivers going in extra early to prepare the buses, etc).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

Meh. There's only so much the superintendent can do quickly. Keeping the lights on is one of them. If he can finally reverse the trend of ridiculous school closures/delays during the winter, then he'll be a successful superintendent.

There is a lot he can do but he'd rather focus on his new regional plan, which no one wants, than actually finding solutions to benefit students and staff.

Isn't that what he did in VA? Came in with a big 5 year plan and then left in year 3?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has no substance.

Probably true, but isn't as flagrantly incompetent and untrustworthy as Smith. McKnight didn't seem to have much potential before being sent off.

Taylor might be as good as MCPS can get.

The BOE hired him as a shows man to cover up all the wrongdoing. He came in strong with promises and failed at all of them.

Meh. There's only so much the superintendent can do quickly. Keeping the lights on is one of them. If he can finally reverse the trend of ridiculous school closures/delays during the winter, then he'll be a successful superintendent.

I prefer the school closures. We live in a community that doesn't have bus service and there are no sidewalks so kids have to walk in the street, in the morning in the dark crossing major roads, a road where people have been severely injured or killed. We end up driving but with slick roads and black ice, that's not safe either. Let alone having kids walk to bus stops in the dark and buses on slick roads (not to mention drivers going in extra early to prepare the buses, etc).

You can keep your kids home if you don't think you're capable of driving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of whiners you are.

Mcps is in a crisis. People are leaving the county, enrollment is shrinking, parents have alot of concerns statting with poor academics. And this guy is sitting in his office making memes.

OMG you are such a chicken little. Is there anything you won’t complain about? Dear Lord, it’s exhausting.

Notice how you didnt actually refute any of their points?

Notice how they didn’t make any valid points to refute?

NP