Why is FCPS such screwups?

[Anonymous]

Hilarious to watch all the FCPS apologists bloviate on this thread about “grace” and “go elsewhere.” The scary thing is, I’m sure they’re also teaching their children NOTHING about being responsible, reliable human beings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hilarious to watch all the FCPS apologists bloviate on this thread about “grace” and “go elsewhere.” The scary thing is, I’m sure they’re also teaching their children NOTHING about being responsible, reliable human beings.

Life hack: It’s possible to do those things AND not be a flaming a-hole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hilarious to watch all the FCPS apologists bloviate on this thread about “grace” and “go elsewhere.” The scary thing is, I’m sure they’re also teaching their children NOTHING about being responsible, reliable human beings.

Someone can be responsible, reliable, and kind…just not you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I’m “entitled” to have county employees do their damn jobs. Which I pay for. Covid vaca is over fellas — time to show up!

No one cares what you think. I mean that sincerely. Little Larlo will be fine without his basketball clinic today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hilarious to watch all the FCPS apologists bloviate on this thread about “grace” and “go elsewhere.” The scary thing is, I’m sure they’re also teaching their children NOTHING about being responsible, reliable human beings.

Yeah, that's EXACTLY what that means.

What a moron.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hilarious to watch all the FCPS apologists bloviate on this thread about “grace” and “go elsewhere.” The scary thing is, I’m sure they’re also teaching their children NOTHING about being responsible, reliable human beings.

This is the best post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I’m “entitled” to have county employees do their damn jobs. Which I pay for. Covid vaca is over fellas — time to show up!

No one cares what you think. I mean that sincerely. Little Larlo will be fine without his basketball clinic today.

The basketball clinic definitely happened. Op had to wait perhaps 6 extra minutes in her warm car for the door to be opened is all.

[Anonymous]

Pro Tip: Don’t trust the education of your children to an institution that can’t manage to unlock doors on time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pro Tip: Don’t trust the education of your children to an institution that can’t manage to unlock doors on time.

Do you understand that the people who teach the kids aren’t the ones who- you know what nm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pro Tip: Don’t trust the education of your children to an institution that can’t manage to unlock doors on time.

Do you think this is never a problem for CYO?

[Anonymous]

Is this a one-off or does this happen all the time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this a one-off or does this happen all the time?

My kid has weekend and after school activities at Sandberg multiple times a week and the door is always unlocked every time. OP is mad about one later opening

[Anonymous]

Happens VERY frequently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pro Tip: Don’t trust the education of your children to an institution that can’t manage to unlock doors on time.

Do you understand that the people who teach the kids aren’t the ones who- you know what nm

The people who manage and administer this dumpster fire are the same people who manage/administer the “teaching.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pro Tip: Don’t trust the education of your children to an institution that can’t manage to unlock doors on time.

Do you understand that the people who teach the kids aren’t the ones who- you know what nm

The people who manage and administer this dumpster fire are the same people who manage/administer the “teaching.”

My kid had a summer camp at Bullis and the doors were opened a couple of minutes late one day. Clearly an indication that the school is a dumpster fire incapable of providing an education