Dr. X may not really have a doctorate?

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Anonymous wrote:OP has no actual evidence the teacher doesn’t have a degree that qualifies as Dr.

Educational institutions are meticulous about documenting credentials. It is a heierachical system. You can't play hooky all 10th grade, flunk your classes in 11th grade, and then graduate after 12th. Similarly, you need certain degrees and licenses to teach, get tenure, get promoted, and supervise.

Why can't a student just ask the teacher what doctorate she has? If I demanded people call me "Olympian" every day, then it would be pretty reasonable for me to tell students my sport and team.

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FCPSAlumnowMom wrote:I just realized what this thread reminds me of --

When someone in your office sends out a big group email and people start requesting to be taken off the list by hitting Reply All -- and then people start replying telling people to stop hitting Reply All.
And then more people Reply Alland more and more...

I've been called autistic, narcissistic and bat shit crazy on this thread. I've been told to just chill, back away, stop.

But y'all cannot help yourself to keep feeding into the crazy. It's like you want me on that wall, like you need me on that wall.

Welp, I think I better stop hitting Reply All.

It's been quite an education -- thanks All!

Just HAD to pop in for that last little scrap of sweet, sweet attention, didn’t you?

All of you snarky people need to focus on being helpful and stop ganging up on op. It’s ridiculous. Op asked a question because the teacher is potentially lacking integrity in her behavior and people target op. So nuts. The real focus should be on the teacher’s desire to falsify her credentials. It’s like this thread includes friends of the teacher. I read a lot of these threads and I’ve never seen harsher words against an op. Makes me think that the teachers’ friends are writing responses to defend deplorable behavior. It’s disgusting the lack integrity and ethics, and regardless if my kids are at this school today or not I’d want to be sure ANY unethical behavior is dealt with at ANY school. Every student deserves a teacher that leads by example in honesty — especially as we see honestly lacking in so many areas.

Hi, OP! You’re failing at masking your writing style. We see you!

Again I’m not op. People can disagree with your opinion! I see you as someone that can’t fathom someone else thinks differently than you!

Then what do you think about teachers saying it is very possible that Dr. X has a degree that qualifies her to be called Dr., and just didn’t pay to update the system?

I think that doesn’t make sense. Credentials matter and if you actually earned a doctorate, which requires significant effort and time you’d be so proud to make sure it was accurately reflected in all your credentials and professional associations. When I got my masters degree I immediately updated my profile and work info to note that significant accomplishment. I think there is high probability that the teacher is not being accurate and this discrepancy is concerning. Doesn’t pass sniff test to me.

I mean, good for you. But, there are a lot of people who don’t base their self worth on what some archaic state data base says. Most parents, students and teachers don’t search that data base and say: wow! She’s an EdD. Now I’m really impressed. Especially since most people in this area don’t think an EdD is a “real” doctorate.


I’m a lawyer. I was very impressed with myself when I passed the bar 20 years ago. But now it’s a means to an end— being allowed to do my job. My license has been sitting in the corner since I moved to full telework in 3/2020. Most people know I’m a Fed. Some know for what agency. I don’t think most know I’m an attorney. I love my job. But most people think it’s dry and boring. And I’m not allowed to discuss pieces of it anyway.

All of which is to say, many grownups don’t run around telling anyone who will listen what their exact credentials are.

Yes, I get that aspect. My diplomas are framed but now collecting dust. But if I required all my students to refer to my degree daily by using a title most other teachers and staff don’t require, then I’d expect consistency in the teacher having evidence of degree in a database and in professional communications. The inconsistency in insisting people call you by Dr., but then have no credentials listed anywhere is what doesn’t pass sniff test for me. If it’s so vital to be referenced by the title how come the proof of title has so many discrepancies in how it’s referenced or omitted in employment database? The incongruence is what’s a red flag to me.

OP: first: your login in mememememememe

Second— a “red flag” ISN’T PROOF. And if you are going after someone’s professional reputation (and you don’t want to be sued), you need proof. Not a “red flag”.

Why are you obsessed with thinking I’m the op? I’m not. I’m a parent that find this discrepancy odd. It is odd. Otherwise there wouldn’t be over 4k views on this.

IMO the views are because OP is odd, not the situation. Sure, it's possible the teacher has asked to be called a title she hasn't earned. But this all went off the rails last year when OP asked not one, but two school administrators to report back to her whether the doctorate was legit. And then when they were like, um, lady . . . and fobbed her off, OP became more and obsessed, focusing on this in therapy and being unable to move on without an answer. And then when people pointed this out, OP was like, oh haha, of course that's not how I am, I'm totally not obsessed with this, and then a bunch of OP evangelists suddenly appeared using the same over-enthusiastic use of exclamation points and circular reasoning to defend her.

OP could have asked the teacher last year when she actually had kids at the school, but she didn't, and now she's totally coming off as obsessed and unhinged, not just on DCUM but in the poor teacher's inbox too. It's been more than 24 hours and crickets from the teacher . . . right, because you don't keep feeding the crazy.

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FCPSAlumnowMom wrote:I just realized what this thread reminds me of --

When someone in your office sends out a big group email and people start requesting to be taken off the list by hitting Reply All -- and then people start replying telling people to stop hitting Reply All.
And then more people Reply Alland more and more...

I've been called autistic, narcissistic and bat shit crazy on this thread. I've been told to just chill, back away, stop.

But y'all cannot help yourself to keep feeding into the crazy. It's like you want me on that wall, like you need me on that wall.

Welp, I think I better stop hitting Reply All.

It's been quite an education -- thanks All!

Just HAD to pop in for that last little scrap of sweet, sweet attention, didn’t you?

All of you snarky people need to focus on being helpful and stop ganging up on op. It’s ridiculous. Op asked a question because the teacher is potentially lacking integrity in her behavior and people target op. So nuts. The real focus should be on the teacher’s desire to falsify her credentials. It’s like this thread includes friends of the teacher. I read a lot of these threads and I’ve never seen harsher words against an op. Makes me think that the teachers’ friends are writing responses to defend deplorable behavior. It’s disgusting the lack integrity and ethics, and regardless if my kids are at this school today or not I’d want to be sure ANY unethical behavior is dealt with at ANY school. Every student deserves a teacher that leads by example in honesty — especially as we see honestly lacking in so many areas.

Hi, OP! You’re failing at masking your writing style. We see you!

Again I’m not op. People can disagree with your opinion! I see you as someone that can’t fathom someone else thinks differently than you!

Then what do you think about teachers saying it is very possible that Dr. X has a degree that qualifies her to be called Dr., and just didn’t pay to update the system?

I think that doesn’t make sense. Credentials matter and if you actually earned a doctorate, which requires significant effort and time you’d be so proud to make sure it was accurately reflected in all your credentials and professional associations. When I got my masters degree I immediately updated my profile and work info to note that significant accomplishment. I think there is high probability that the teacher is not being accurate and this discrepancy is concerning. Doesn’t pass sniff test to me.

I mean, good for you. But, there are a lot of people who don’t base their self worth on what some archaic state data base says. Most parents, students and teachers don’t search that data base and say: wow! She’s an EdD. Now I’m really impressed. Especially since most people in this area don’t think an EdD is a “real” doctorate.


I’m a lawyer. I was very impressed with myself when I passed the bar 20 years ago. But now it’s a means to an end— being allowed to do my job. My license has been sitting in the corner since I moved to full telework in 3/2020. Most people know I’m a Fed. Some know for what agency. I don’t think most know I’m an attorney. I love my job. But most people think it’s dry and boring. And I’m not allowed to discuss pieces of it anyway.

All of which is to say, many grownups don’t run around telling anyone who will listen what their exact credentials are.

Yes, I get that aspect. My diplomas are framed but now collecting dust. But if I required all my students to refer to my degree daily by using a title most other teachers and staff don’t require, then I’d expect consistency in the teacher having evidence of degree in a database and in professional communications. The inconsistency in insisting people call you by Dr., but then have no credentials listed anywhere is what doesn’t pass sniff test for me. If it’s so vital to be referenced by the title how come the proof of title has so many discrepancies in how it’s referenced or omitted in employment database? The incongruence is what’s a red flag to me.

OP: first: your login in mememememememe

Second— a “red flag” ISN’T PROOF. And if you are going after someone’s professional reputation (and you don’t want to be sued), you need proof. Not a “red flag”.

Why are you obsessed with thinking I’m the op? I’m not. I’m a parent that find this discrepancy odd. It is odd. Otherwise there wouldn’t be over 4k views on this.

The fact you know there are over 4k views is a “red flag” that you are OP, who has flounced away, but just can’t quit us. And “red flags” are now facts that allow us to defame others. Right, Op?

And you know what else has 4k+ views? Multivariable pileups, “Kanye was right about the Jews” signs over highways, pornhub videos, Trump’s latest attempt to complete a full sentence in intelligible English, and the video of Uvalde police using hand sanitizer while kids died.

“Views” is not always a proxy for quality. In fact, sometimes things are so cringe (I can hear my 17 year old rolling her eyes as I use that word) that you can’t look away.

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Anonymous wrote:OP has no actual evidence the teacher doesn’t have a degree that qualifies as Dr.

Educational institutions are meticulous about documenting credentials. It is a heierachical system. You can't play hooky all 10th grade, flunk your classes in 11th grade, and then graduate after 12th. Similarly, you need certain degrees and licenses to teach, get tenure, get promoted, and supervise.

Why can't a student just ask the teacher what doctorate she has? If I demanded people call me "Olympian" every day, then it would be pretty reasonable for me to tell students my sport and team.

I’d imagine it’s because the students could care less.

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I earned a Doctoral degree but I don't make people refer to me as Dr. I'm proud of it, but I didn't do it for others or for their respect, I did it for my own knowledge and skillset. I dont need the validation of others in that regard to feel respected. I have humility and couldn't care less if anyone refers to me as Doctor. The people who hired me and pay me know, but everything beyond that seems unnecessary to me.

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Anonymous wrote:OP has no actual evidence the teacher doesn’t have a degree that qualifies as Dr.

Educational institutions are meticulous about documenting credentials. It is a heierachical system. You can't play hooky all 10th grade, flunk your classes in 11th grade, and then graduate after 12th. Similarly, you need certain degrees and licenses to teach, get tenure, get promoted, and supervise.

Why can't a student just ask the teacher what doctorate she has? If I demanded people call me "Olympian" every day, then it would be pretty reasonable for me to tell students my sport and team.

I’d imagine it’s because the students could care less.

They could?

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FCPSAlumnowMom wrote:I just realized what this thread reminds me of --

When someone in your office sends out a big group email and people start requesting to be taken off the list by hitting Reply All -- and then people start replying telling people to stop hitting Reply All.
And then more people Reply Alland more and more...

I've been called autistic, narcissistic and bat shit crazy on this thread. I've been told to just chill, back away, stop.

But y'all cannot help yourself to keep feeding into the crazy. It's like you want me on that wall, like you need me on that wall.

Welp, I think I better stop hitting Reply All.

It's been quite an education -- thanks All!

Just HAD to pop in for that last little scrap of sweet, sweet attention, didn’t you?

All of you snarky people need to focus on being helpful and stop ganging up on op. It’s ridiculous. Op asked a question because the teacher is potentially lacking integrity in her behavior and people target op. So nuts. The real focus should be on the teacher’s desire to falsify her credentials. It’s like this thread includes friends of the teacher. I read a lot of these threads and I’ve never seen harsher words against an op. Makes me think that the teachers’ friends are writing responses to defend deplorable behavior. It’s disgusting the lack integrity and ethics, and regardless if my kids are at this school today or not I’d want to be sure ANY unethical behavior is dealt with at ANY school. Every student deserves a teacher that leads by example in honesty — especially as we see honestly lacking in so many areas.

Hi, OP! You’re failing at masking your writing style. We see you!

Again I’m not op. People can disagree with your opinion! I see you as someone that can’t fathom someone else thinks differently than you!

Then what do you think about teachers saying it is very possible that Dr. X has a degree that qualifies her to be called Dr., and just didn’t pay to update the system?

I think that doesn’t make sense. Credentials matter and if you actually earned a doctorate, which requires significant effort and time you’d be so proud to make sure it was accurately reflected in all your credentials and professional associations. When I got my masters degree I immediately updated my profile and work info to note that significant accomplishment. I think there is high probability that the teacher is not being accurate and this discrepancy is concerning. Doesn’t pass sniff test to me.

I mean, good for you. But, there are a lot of people who don’t base their self worth on what some archaic state data base says. Most parents, students and teachers don’t search that data base and say: wow! She’s an EdD. Now I’m really impressed. Especially since most people in this area don’t think an EdD is a “real” doctorate.


I’m a lawyer. I was very impressed with myself when I passed the bar 20 years ago. But now it’s a means to an end— being allowed to do my job. My license has been sitting in the corner since I moved to full telework in 3/2020. Most people know I’m a Fed. Some know for what agency. I don’t think most know I’m an attorney. I love my job. But most people think it’s dry and boring. And I’m not allowed to discuss pieces of it anyway.

All of which is to say, many grownups don’t run around telling anyone who will listen what their exact credentials are.

Yes, I get that aspect. My diplomas are framed but now collecting dust. But if I required all my students to refer to my degree daily by using a title most other teachers and staff don’t require, then I’d expect consistency in the teacher having evidence of degree in a database and in professional communications. The inconsistency in insisting people call you by Dr., but then have no credentials listed anywhere is what doesn’t pass sniff test for me. If it’s so vital to be referenced by the title how come the proof of title has so many discrepancies in how it’s referenced or omitted in employment database? The incongruence is what’s a red flag to me.

OP: first: your login in mememememememe

Second— a “red flag” ISN’T PROOF. And if you are going after someone’s professional reputation (and you don’t want to be sued), you need proof. Not a “red flag”.

Why are you obsessed with thinking I’m the op? I’m not. I’m a parent that find this discrepancy odd. It is odd. Otherwise there wouldn’t be over 4k views on this.

The fact you know there are over 4k views is a “red flag” that you are OP, who has flounced away, but just can’t quit us. And “red flags” are now facts that allow us to defame others. Right, Op?

And you know what else has 4k+ views? Multivariable pileups, “Kanye was right about the Jews” signs over highways, pornhub videos, Trump’s latest attempt to complete a full sentence in intelligible English, and the video of Uvalde police using hand sanitizer while kids died.

“Views” is not always a proxy for quality. In fact, sometimes things are so cringe (I can hear my 17 year old rolling her eyes as I use that word) that you can’t look away.

I’m not op. Again interesting you think no one can think differently and a parent that finds the discrepancy disturbing must be op. The number views are right on front blog posting for all to see. It’s labeled clearly next to topic heading. Not really hard to not notice.

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Anonymous wrote:OP has no actual evidence the teacher doesn’t have a degree that qualifies as Dr.

Educational institutions are meticulous about documenting credentials. It is a heierachical system. You can't play hooky all 10th grade, flunk your classes in 11th grade, and then graduate after 12th. Similarly, you need certain degrees and licenses to teach, get tenure, get promoted, and supervise.

Why can't a student just ask the teacher what doctorate she has? If I demanded people call me "Olympian" every day, then it would be pretty reasonable for me to tell students my sport and team.

Because if The teacher has a doctorate, then HR has the paperwork on file. And if the teacher applies for a gig requiring the doctorate, HR will check her file and sign off on the degree. And NONE of this requires accessing the state licensure database. (Although if the teacher is propmoted to principal, she might need to update the licensure database.

It seems like you aren’t listening when teacher after teacher after teacher tells you they only need to send the bare minimum for licensure to the licensure database. And updating it serves no purpose, is a hassle and costs money. And that for official FCPS purposes, the HR paperwork, which is not public record, is used.

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FCPSAlumnowMom wrote:I just realized what this thread reminds me of --

When someone in your office sends out a big group email and people start requesting to be taken off the list by hitting Reply All -- and then people start replying telling people to stop hitting Reply All.
And then more people Reply Alland more and more...

I've been called autistic, narcissistic and bat shit crazy on this thread. I've been told to just chill, back away, stop.

But y'all cannot help yourself to keep feeding into the crazy. It's like you want me on that wall, like you need me on that wall.

Welp, I think I better stop hitting Reply All.

It's been quite an education -- thanks All!

Just HAD to pop in for that last little scrap of sweet, sweet attention, didn’t you?

All of you snarky people need to focus on being helpful and stop ganging up on op. It’s ridiculous. Op asked a question because the teacher is potentially lacking integrity in her behavior and people target op. So nuts. The real focus should be on the teacher’s desire to falsify her credentials. It’s like this thread includes friends of the teacher. I read a lot of these threads and I’ve never seen harsher words against an op. Makes me think that the teachers’ friends are writing responses to defend deplorable behavior. It’s disgusting the lack integrity and ethics, and regardless if my kids are at this school today or not I’d want to be sure ANY unethical behavior is dealt with at ANY school. Every student deserves a teacher that leads by example in honesty — especially as we see honestly lacking in so many areas.

Hi, OP! You’re failing at masking your writing style. We see you!

Again I’m not op. People can disagree with your opinion! I see you as someone that can’t fathom someone else thinks differently than you!

Then what do you think about teachers saying it is very possible that Dr. X has a degree that qualifies her to be called Dr., and just didn’t pay to update the system?

I think that doesn’t make sense. Credentials matter and if you actually earned a doctorate, which requires significant effort and time you’d be so proud to make sure it was accurately reflected in all your credentials and professional associations. When I got my masters degree I immediately updated my profile and work info to note that significant accomplishment. I think there is high probability that the teacher is not being accurate and this discrepancy is concerning. Doesn’t pass sniff test to me.

I mean, good for you. But, there are a lot of people who don’t base their self worth on what some archaic state data base says. Most parents, students and teachers don’t search that data base and say: wow! She’s an EdD. Now I’m really impressed. Especially since most people in this area don’t think an EdD is a “real” doctorate.


I’m a lawyer. I was very impressed with myself when I passed the bar 20 years ago. But now it’s a means to an end— being allowed to do my job. My license has been sitting in the corner since I moved to full telework in 3/2020. Most people know I’m a Fed. Some know for what agency. I don’t think most know I’m an attorney. I love my job. But most people think it’s dry and boring. And I’m not allowed to discuss pieces of it anyway.

All of which is to say, many grownups don’t run around telling anyone who will listen what their exact credentials are.

Yes, I get that aspect. My diplomas are framed but now collecting dust. But if I required all my students to refer to my degree daily by using a title most other teachers and staff don’t require, then I’d expect consistency in the teacher having evidence of degree in a database and in professional communications. The inconsistency in insisting people call you by Dr., but then have no credentials listed anywhere is what doesn’t pass sniff test for me. If it’s so vital to be referenced by the title how come the proof of title has so many discrepancies in how it’s referenced or omitted in employment database? The incongruence is what’s a red flag to me.

OP: first: your login in mememememememe

Second— a “red flag” ISN’T PROOF. And if you are going after someone’s professional reputation (and you don’t want to be sued), you need proof. Not a “red flag”.

Why are you obsessed with thinking I’m the op? I’m not. I’m a parent that find this discrepancy odd. It is odd. Otherwise there wouldn’t be over 4k views on this.

The 4k + views isn’t because the discrepancy is odd. It’s because you’re cuckoo for cocoa puffs.

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FCPSAlumnowMom wrote:I just realized what this thread reminds me of --

When someone in your office sends out a big group email and people start requesting to be taken off the list by hitting Reply All -- and then people start replying telling people to stop hitting Reply All.
And then more people Reply Alland more and more...

I've been called autistic, narcissistic and bat shit crazy on this thread. I've been told to just chill, back away, stop.

But y'all cannot help yourself to keep feeding into the crazy. It's like you want me on that wall, like you need me on that wall.

Welp, I think I better stop hitting Reply All.

It's been quite an education -- thanks All!

Just HAD to pop in for that last little scrap of sweet, sweet attention, didn’t you?

All of you snarky people need to focus on being helpful and stop ganging up on op. It’s ridiculous. Op asked a question because the teacher is potentially lacking integrity in her behavior and people target op. So nuts. The real focus should be on the teacher’s desire to falsify her credentials. It’s like this thread includes friends of the teacher. I read a lot of these threads and I’ve never seen harsher words against an op. Makes me think that the teachers’ friends are writing responses to defend deplorable behavior. It’s disgusting the lack integrity and ethics, and regardless if my kids are at this school today or not I’d want to be sure ANY unethical behavior is dealt with at ANY school. Every student deserves a teacher that leads by example in honesty — especially as we see honestly lacking in so many areas.

Hi, OP! You’re failing at masking your writing style. We see you!

Again I’m not op. People can disagree with your opinion! I see you as someone that can’t fathom someone else thinks differently than you!

Then what do you think about teachers saying it is very possible that Dr. X has a degree that qualifies her to be called Dr., and just didn’t pay to update the system?

I think that doesn’t make sense. Credentials matter and if you actually earned a doctorate, which requires significant effort and time you’d be so proud to make sure it was accurately reflected in all your credentials and professional associations. When I got my masters degree I immediately updated my profile and work info to note that significant accomplishment. I think there is high probability that the teacher is not being accurate and this discrepancy is concerning. Doesn’t pass sniff test to me.

I mean, good for you. But, there are a lot of people who don’t base their self worth on what some archaic state data base says. Most parents, students and teachers don’t search that data base and say: wow! She’s an EdD. Now I’m really impressed. Especially since most people in this area don’t think an EdD is a “real” doctorate.


I’m a lawyer. I was very impressed with myself when I passed the bar 20 years ago. But now it’s a means to an end— being allowed to do my job. My license has been sitting in the corner since I moved to full telework in 3/2020. Most people know I’m a Fed. Some know for what agency. I don’t think most know I’m an attorney. I love my job. But most people think it’s dry and boring. And I’m not allowed to discuss pieces of it anyway.

All of which is to say, many grownups don’t run around telling anyone who will listen what their exact credentials are.

Yes, I get that aspect. My diplomas are framed but now collecting dust. But if I required all my students to refer to my degree daily by using a title most other teachers and staff don’t require, then I’d expect consistency in the teacher having evidence of degree in a database and in professional communications. The inconsistency in insisting people call you by Dr., but then have no credentials listed anywhere is what doesn’t pass sniff test for me. If it’s so vital to be referenced by the title how come the proof of title has so many discrepancies in how it’s referenced or omitted in employment database? The incongruence is what’s a red flag to me.

OP: first: your login in mememememememe

Second— a “red flag” ISN’T PROOF. And if you are going after someone’s professional reputation (and you don’t want to be sued), you need proof. Not a “red flag”.

Why are you obsessed with thinking I’m the op? I’m not. I’m a parent that find this discrepancy odd. It is odd. Otherwise there wouldn’t be over 4k views on this.

The fact you know there are over 4k views is a “red flag” that you are OP, who has flounced away, but just can’t quit us. And “red flags” are now facts that allow us to defame others. Right, Op?

And you know what else has 4k+ views? Multivariable pileups, “Kanye was right about the Jews” signs over highways, pornhub videos, Trump’s latest attempt to complete a full sentence in intelligible English, and the video of Uvalde police using hand sanitizer while kids died.

“Views” is not always a proxy for quality. In fact, sometimes things are so cringe (I can hear my 17 year old rolling her eyes as I use that word) that you can’t look away.

I’m not op. Again interesting you think no one can think differently and a parent that finds the discrepancy disturbing must be op. The number views are right on front blog posting for all to see. It’s labeled clearly next to topic heading. Not really hard to not notice.

Why do you find it disturbing, oh random parent. Do you have a kid in Dr. X’s class?

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FCPSalumnowMom may not be in touch with reality?

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Anonymous wrote:FCPSalumnowMom may not be in touch with reality?

Ya think?? /s

Given that she started this thread with a handle, and not anonymous, it’s a good bet.

Who was the last person to post in education with a handle? The kid who wanted a conservative college?

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Anyone else waiting to see what the reply to the email is?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else waiting to see what the reply to the email is?

Um. No.
Who’s crazy now?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else waiting to see what the reply to the email is?

No, because I'm sure the teacher is so weirded out that she'll never respond.

"Oh hi, I spent all last year suggesting to your superiors that you were lying about your PhD, and then even though neither of them cared and then we graduated and moved to another school I still obsessively google you, and then I discovered that this random database doesn't say you have a PhD so please tell me where you got your PhD from, ta ta and have a great day!"