Multiple incidents at paint branch

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That’s why they tried to put Beidleman there for cultural matching. He may not have been great to the teachers but he connected with minority students very well. You have to understand the culture to lead the culture.

Trust me, we know the culture. And he fit right in with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s why they tried to put Beidleman there for cultural matching. He may not have been great to the teachers but he connected with minority students very well. You have to understand the culture to lead the culture.

Trust me, we know the culture. And he fit right in with it.

RACIST A$)@“!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That’s why they tried to put Beidleman there for cultural matching. He may not have been great to the teachers but he connected with minority students very well. You have to understand the culture to lead the culture.

You must be referencing when Beidleman called female students "HOs and THOTs."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What the hell?! Why isn’t there more public discussion about this?

It's all McKnight's fault.

No it’s not its parents fault

[Anonymous]

That was a constant mantra in mcps when violence happens in the classroom- "you don't understand their culture" lumping all minorities into a culture of violence to give them a free pass-its a racist mindset that turns a blind eye to rule breakage in order to pin blame on teachers who have zero tollerance to assault and harrassment** and we know darn well it's not their culture.

[Anonymous]

If only they still had that wonderful principal who was able to hold it all together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s why they tried to put Beidleman there for cultural matching. He may not have been great to the teachers but he connected with minority students very well. You have to understand the culture to lead the culture.

Trust me, we know the culture. And he fit right in with it.

He did not. I saw black girls yell at him in the halls of Farquhar that they could do whatever they wanted WHIlLE they were in their phones with their parents. Kids didn’t listen to him anymore than they listen to any other adult.