Antwan Wilson to be announced as new Chancellor

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Anonymous wrote:Same reason they called the previous chancellor Kaya, the mayor Bow-wow. Disrespect.

And our president Mr. Obama.

Oh, please. The New York Times will refer to the president as "Mr." in the course of an article. So will liberal NPR.

I say "BowWow." After the platitudes, unfortunately there's just no there there. And ethically, she's a bit of Marion Barry in a skirt.

I also say that Mayor Tony Williams was the Best. Washington. Mayor. Ever.

I wish that he would return to public life.

What polices have she enacted to make you think she is imitating the late Marion Barry. One day, you will have to give up on your fixation of that dead man.

Have she?

You can't think of those polices, huh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there any chance that Antwan will be pulled as Chancellor because the Council is looking into his selection process? http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/news/loose-lips/article/20845560/washington-teachers-union-head-asks-council-to-censure-mayor

I don't really have an opinion on whether he'd make a good Chancellor or not, but I am very disappointed that Mayor Bowser did not go through the proper vetting process through the selection panel. It really has an impact on parent participation when you sit on these things (I did not for this one) and your participation means nothing. Even though I would be interested in participating in many of these DCPS lead roundtables/panels, I choose not to because I know my voice will not be heard. Not a great way to run the government.

Agreed.

Good that the Council is looking into it.

[Anonymous]

Wilson was confirmed today!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wilson was confirmed today![/quoteA

Any votes against?

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no

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Anonymous wrote:no

Business as usual, now let the groveling begin downtown

[Anonymous]

Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

Maybe you wonder. Most people are more interested in what his plans for DCPS are.

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

I think just one. That's you. The rest of us don't give a crap about how he spells his name. My problem is with his statements and initiatives. And you. I don't like you PP.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

Maybe you wonder. Most people are more interested in what his plans for DCPS are.

Mr. Urban Street Cred's poor record in the Oakland, CA schools tells us all we need to know about his plans.

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

I think just one. That's you. The rest of us don't give a crap about how he spells his name. My problem is with his statements and initiatives. And you. I don't like you PP.

Add me to the haters list.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

Maybe you wonder. Most people are more interested in what his plans for DCPS are.

Mr. Urban Street Cred's poor record in the Oakland, CA schools tells us all we need to know about his plans.

Oh well you guys are stuck with him. Stop whining.

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

You are disgusting and would benefit from setting yourself on fire.

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

You are disgusting and would benefit from setting yourself on fire.

Isn't the correct spelling "Antoine"?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mr. Wilson's first name, "Antwan," has a strange spelling. One wonders if his mother perhaps was uneducated and could only spell phonetically.

You are disgusting and would benefit from setting yourself on fire.

Isn't the correct spelling "Antoine"?

There are no rules for proper names. The customary way of spelling it may be Antoine, but there's no incorrect.