BOE - who are people voting for?

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

They wanted to get more money from the council. They clearly already knew what they were going to cut based on how quickly that went down. I wouldn't call that a "shortfall." Would you call it a "shortfall" when federal agencies submit budget requests that ultimately aren't fully funded by Congress?

The only true "shortfall" was with employee healthcare costs. Public institutions probably shouldn't self-insure. There's too much of a conflict of interest, since people are effectively deciding what themselves are going to have to pay. You can bet someone like Zimmerman isn't going to be pushing back on lowballing MCEA health insurance premiums.

Nonsense. Please be better informed.

“Montgomery Co. Public Schools loses out on $39M in funding due to a submission error”

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/education/mcps-wont-receive-39m-funding-submission-error/65-c7441ba6-23da-4e4c-a35b-471a7c82fce3

What exactly do you think are the roles and responsibilities of BoE members? Do you think they include administrative and project management functions, like construction funding requests to the state?

Yes
Knowing that hiring criminals leads to corrupt deals.

Then you don't understand the roles and responsibilities of the Board versus the Superintendent and MCPS staff.

Funny how board members across state of maryland all know their job but board members here dont

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

That was not Harris. Rewatch the video.

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

Why would you spread misinformation about something so easily fact-checked? You can watch the video here. It's Smondrowski who says "Move approval, very proudly." No one else says anything.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1qor9dXgPx4?si=sdfUHj9bVmY-xjgd

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

Why would you spread misinformation about something so easily fact-checked? You can watch the video here. It's Smondrowski who says "Move approval, very proudly." No one else says anything.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1qor9dXgPx4?si=sdfUHj9bVmY-xjgd

Who cares what she said at the time. The bigger issue is Harris is the leader of the committee charged with overseeing the MCPS staff who are so bad at their job that they caused the school system to miss out on $40 million of funding and we haven’t heard a peep from her about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

Why would you spread misinformation about something so easily fact-checked? You can watch the video here. It's Smondrowski who says "Move approval, very proudly." No one else says anything.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1qor9dXgPx4?si=sdfUHj9bVmY-xjgd

Who cares what she said at the time. The bigger issue is Harris is the leader of the committee charged with overseeing the MCPS staff who are so bad at their job that they caused the school system to miss out on $40 million of funding and we haven’t heard a peep from her about it.

Nice goalpost-moving.

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

Why would you spread misinformation about something so easily fact-checked? You can watch the video here. It's Smondrowski who says "Move approval, very proudly." No one else says anything.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1qor9dXgPx4?si=sdfUHj9bVmY-xjgd

Who cares what she said at the time. The bigger issue is Harris is the leader of the committee charged with overseeing the MCPS staff who are so bad at their job that they caused the school system to miss out on $40 million of funding and we haven’t heard a peep from her about it.

Is Harris an attorney? If so she should be reading every contract.

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I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

Let me guess. You're all about getting rid of incumbents, except when a brown person is the challenger.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

+1. Montoya has just been a PTA president for a year, and that went badly apparently.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

Let me guess. You're all about getting rid of incumbents, except when a brown person is the challenger.

Nope, I know Rita.

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Anonymous wrote:Candidates answering a question about the boundary study RFP:

https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/10/22/general-election-school-board-questionnaire-boundary-review/

Thanks. Man, Montoya's answer sure shows that she is a lawyer, doesn't it?

Betweeen Montoya and Harris, who is the preferred candidate if you'd like to see high school and middle school boundaries changed as little as possible? I support redistricting to deal with overcrowding, but not to achieve some big realignment in FARMS and demographic distribution in the name of equity (as that would be more likely to lead to busing). The priority should be geographic proximity to a school, when possible.

Harris. I know people are anti-incumbent but Lynne is the only one who has been a teacher recently. She's also a lawyer and a nurse and is the only BOE member I see posting about being involved with student activities. She always asks the good questions at board meetings and will often vote on her own rather than just voting to go along. She's smart and a kind person from what I have seen. She deserves a second term. Not Shebra though.

+1. Harris is the right choice. Montoya would be lost I the woods on the BOE.

What a joke. The only person lost is Lynne.
Nonsense. The budget shortfall falls squarely on Lynne and her budget committed. Lynne is the biggest champion of electric buses, which has been a disaster. A vote for Lynne is a vote for fiscal irresponsibility. Instead of going schools, maybe she should spend her time reading contracts and budgets.

That's wild. You think the Apple Ballot candidates are going to be fiscally conservative? Cutting programs is unpopular with parents. Limiting pay increases is unpopular with MCEA. Stewart/Montoya/Zimmerman are the last people that you'd find reigning in spending. They're going to let MCPS admin do the dirty work.

There’s a difference between reigning in spending versus financial ineptitude. Lynne exemplifies the latter. The facts are simple. MCPS has a budget shortfall because of a mistake. Lynne is in charge of the fiscal committee on the Board. And before you naysayers say that the central office staff is responsible for budgets, the board’s jobs, and in particular Lynne’s committee, is responsible for oversight of the staff’s product.

DP but isn't Montoya the alternative to Harris? No thank you. She has zero experience and is not prepared to do anything to push back on MCPS.

As opposed to the person with so called experience who was in favor of the electric bus contract, proudly supported Biedermen, and is in charge of the budget committee that screwed up and missed out on $39 million. What a joke.

Why do you say proudly supported Beidleman? The entire board voted him for principal

Harris was the only one, when voting on Beidelman’s promotion, made sure to say that she enthusiastically supported him. That’s probably why.

Why would you spread misinformation about something so easily fact-checked? You can watch the video here. It's Smondrowski who says "Move approval, very proudly." No one else says anything.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1qor9dXgPx4?si=sdfUHj9bVmY-xjgd

Who cares what she said at the time. The bigger issue is Harris is the leader of the committee charged with overseeing the MCPS staff who are so bad at their job that they caused the school system to miss out on $40 million of funding and we haven’t heard a peep from her about it.

Nice goalpost-moving.

Nice dodge.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

+1. Montoya has just been a PTA president for a year, and that went badly apparently.

I’d take someone who didn’t do a great job organizing bake sales at the local PTA over Harris, the current BOE member responsible for losing $40 million for the school system due to her failure to fulfill her oversight role.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

+1. Montoya has just been a PTA president for a year, and that went badly apparently.

I’d take someone who didn’t do a great job organizing bake sales at the local PTA over Harris, the current BOE member responsible for losing $40 million for the school system due to her failure to fulfill her oversight role.

You seem to be uninformed about both candidates.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll take Harris over Montoya every day of the week.

+1. Montoya has just been a PTA president for a year, and that went badly apparently.

I’d take someone who didn’t do a great job organizing bake sales at the local PTA over Harris, the current BOE member responsible for losing $40 million for the school system due to her failure to fulfill her oversight role.

You seem to be uninformed about both candidates.

Naw. You just seem to be desperate to deflect this massive S show for Harris.