Wasps on Monifa McKnights new gig

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Monifa McKnight will become a superintendent in residence, dean’s fellow at UMD. Wow just lost a ton of respect for University of MD.

This is a sign. Umd will be losing it's public ivy status if this is the kind of nonsense it stands for. What a joke!

UMd has public ivy status? LOL!

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/two-dc-area-schools-make-new-ivy-league-colleges-list

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Monifa McKnight will become a superintendent in residence, dean’s fellow at UMD. Wow just lost a ton of respect for University of MD.

This is a sign. Umd will be losing it's public ivy status if this is the kind of nonsense it stands for. What a joke!

UMd has public ivy status? LOL!

I know… Back in your time anyone could get in but things have changed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DEI box checking taken to an absurd and self-destructive level.

I actually don't think this is DEI box checking. I think it is class solidarity. UMC people protect each other, and Dr. McKnight is one of them now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Monifa McKnight will become a superintendent in residence, dean’s fellow at UMD. Wow just lost a ton of respect for University of MD.

This is a sign. Umd will be losing it's public ivy status if this is the kind of nonsense it stands for. What a joke!

UMd has public ivy status? LOL!

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/two-dc-area-schools-make-new-ivy-league-colleges-list

Wait, so the historical Ivies aren't so anymore? 🤔 While I do agree some on this new list should be considered/added, I don't think you can just disqualify the others which continue to be premiere institutions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When asked what she learned during her time as superintendent, particularly in the aftermath of a law firm report that documented failures by senior management, she referred to the school system’s corrective action plan. “The plan to address what we learned was very strong, and my hope is that the system has continued to do that.”

In other words, she learned nothing?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/07/09/monifa-mcknight-university-maryland-montgomery-county-schools/

No, the action plan was strong and dealt with the issues head on. It was such a masterclass in crisis management that it will go down in history!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When asked what she learned during her time as superintendent, particularly in the aftermath of a law firm report that documented failures by senior management, she referred to the school system’s corrective action plan. “The plan to address what we learned was very strong, and my hope is that the system has continued to do that.”

In other words, she learned nothing?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/07/09/monifa-mcknight-university-maryland-montgomery-county-schools/

No, the action plan was strong and dealt with the issues head on. It was such a masterclass in crisis management that it will go down in history!

Precision Strategies Llc has entered the chat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When asked what she learned during her time as superintendent, particularly in the aftermath of a law firm report that documented failures by senior management, she referred to the school system’s corrective action plan. “The plan to address what we learned was very strong, and my hope is that the system has continued to do that.”

In other words, she learned nothing?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/07/09/monifa-mcknight-university-maryland-montgomery-county-schools/

No, the action plan was strong and dealt with the issues head on. It was such a masterclass in crisis management that it will go down in history!

Precision Strategies Llc has entered the chat.

Not sure who that is but they seem to know their stuff.

[Anonymous]

This is obviously an unnecessary position created for McKnight and paid for with student tuition and tax dollars. SMH.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DEI box checking taken to an absurd and self-destructive level.

It's payola. Let's see if McKnight shows gratitude to Shebra Evans, who ran up our bill to $1.3 million, by using whatever influence capital McKnight has left, to get Evans a job when Evans loses to Stewart this fall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DEI box checking taken to an absurd and self-destructive level.

I actually don't think this is DEI box checking. I think it is class solidarity. UMC people protect each other, and Dr. McKnight is one of them now.

yep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Monifa McKnight will become a superintendent in residence, dean’s fellow at UMD. Wow just lost a ton of respect for University of MD.

This is a sign. Umd will be losing it's public ivy status if this is the kind of nonsense it stands for. What a joke!

UMd has public ivy status? LOL!

I know… Back in your time anyone could get in but things have changed.

It's become harder to get in because the cost of private colleges and universities has skyrocketed, pushing more people to public institutions. That doesn't mean the quality of education at UMD has improved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe someone hired her. Ugh. Hope she doesn’t screw up that campus with her shenanigans.

Seriously? You thought she would be unemployed for the rest of her life?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe someone hired her. Ugh. Hope she doesn’t screw up that campus with her shenanigans.

Seriously? You thought she would be unemployed for the rest of her life?

Preferably. She’s a millionaire. On our backs. She’s a menace to public education.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DEI box checking taken to an absurd and self-destructive level.

I actually don't think this is DEI box checking. I think it is class solidarity. UMC people protect each other, and Dr. McKnight is one of them now.

If that were the case, umd would be creating thousands of bs jobs for alumni. But they don't. This is racial

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When asked what she learned during her time as superintendent, particularly in the aftermath of a law firm report that documented failures by senior management, she referred to the school system’s corrective action plan. “The plan to address what we learned was very strong, and my hope is that the system has continued to do that.”

In other words, she learned nothing?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/07/09/monifa-mcknight-university-maryland-montgomery-county-schools/

No, the action plan was strong and dealt with the issues head on. It was such a masterclass in crisis management that it will go down in history!

Precision Strategies Llc has entered the chat.

Not sure who that is but they seem to know their stuff.

See IG report on Precision Strategies hired by BOE in the fall to handle social media related to Beidleman scandal.

They are paid to post inane comments.