Letter from Cancellor re moving schools - opps - I got caught moving my kid?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I asked in another thread and it sounds like one of his kids is at Wilson, but not sure where the rest are.


what other school would his kid have been at if it is HS. Did he move from Wilson to SWW? Or are we talking middle school. Hardy to deal?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The tone of his letter suggests he TRIED to do it the right way but was "given bad information." Which is even worse-- his staff didn't actually know or didn't care what the correct method was.

Let’s not give this jerk reasons why he should be forgiven. Buck stops with him. He was fully aware of the situation where Kaya gave favors to friends in the form of enrollments in some of DC’s best public schools.


PP here. Agree. Just pointing out that his blame throwing makes the whole thing worse.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I asked in another thread and it sounds like one of his kids is at Wilson, but not sure where the rest are.


what other school would his kid have been at if it is HS. Did he move from Wilson to SWW? Or are we talking middle school. Hardy to deal?


Wonder if he hated the uniforms...
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:Mark Seagraves of NBC4 reporting that Mayor asked DME Jennie Niles to resign today over this.

https://twitter.com/SegravesNBC4/status/964575430190780418


Why throw the DME under the bus? That seems v. odd.


The DME supervises the Chancellor. If he was asking for a special placement, it likely would have gone to her for review since he shouldn't have been able to approve his own child's.


Yet the Chancellor gets off scott free? oy.


Keep in mind the DME was also in charge during the whole attendance scandal. This could have been last straw.
Anonymous
so why send the letter now - was this about to break? And hwo was it caught. Teacher whistle blowers?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mark Seagraves of NBC4 reporting that Mayor asked DME Jennie Niles to resign today over this.

https://twitter.com/SegravesNBC4/status/964575430190780418


Why throw the DME under the bus? That seems v. odd.


The DME supervises the Chancellor. If he was asking for a special placement, it likely would have gone to her for review since he shouldn't have been able to approve his own child's.


Yet the Chancellor gets off scott free? oy.


Keep in mind the DME was also in charge during the whole attendance scandal. This could have been last straw.


What's the point of a chancellor if the DME is the one really making the decisions here? I'm not understanding how this works.
Anonymous
I have been in support of giving this chancellor more time before judgement.

But now? Nope.

This really pisses me off.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have been in support of giving this chancellor more time before judgement.

But now? Nope.

This really pisses me off.


+1. Happy to write my reps about this one.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mark Seagraves of NBC4 reporting that Mayor asked DME Jennie Niles to resign today over this.

https://twitter.com/SegravesNBC4/status/964575430190780418


Why throw the DME under the bus? That seems v. odd.


The DME supervises the Chancellor. If he was asking for a special placement, it likely would have gone to her for review since he shouldn't have been able to approve his own child's.


Yet the Chancellor gets off scott free? oy.


Classic Friday news dump. Before a three day weekend no less. If he was truly wanted forgiveness he would not have done it this way. First he is asleep at the wheel for Ballou and now this. Pathetic.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mark Seagraves of NBC4 reporting that Mayor asked DME Jennie Niles to resign today over this.

https://twitter.com/SegravesNBC4/status/964575430190780418


Why throw the DME under the bus? That seems v. odd.


The DME supervises the Chancellor. If he was asking for a special placement, it likely would have gone to her for review since he shouldn't have been able to approve his own child's.


Yet the Chancellor gets off scott free? oy.


Keep in mind the DME was also in charge during the whole attendance scandal. This could have been last straw.


What's the point of a chancellor if the DME is the one really making the decisions here? I'm not understanding how this works.


The DME puts a layer between the Mayor and the chancellor. The DME is also in charge of DPR and oversees OSSE. It is a huge job. https://mayor.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/mayormb/publication/attachments/DC-Govt-Org-Chart-03-25-17.pdf

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mark Seagraves of NBC4 reporting that Mayor asked DME Jennie Niles to resign today over this.

https://twitter.com/SegravesNBC4/status/964575430190780418


Why throw the DME under the bus? That seems v. odd.


The DME supervises the Chancellor. If he was asking for a special placement, it likely would have gone to her for review since he shouldn't have been able to approve his own child's.


Yet the Chancellor gets off scott free? oy.


Keep in mind the DME was also in charge during the whole attendance scandal. This could have been last straw.


What's the point of a chancellor if the DME is the one really making the decisions here? I'm not understanding how this works.


The DME puts a layer between the Mayor and the chancellor. The DME is also in charge of DPR and oversees OSSE. It is a huge job. https://mayor.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/mayormb/publication/attachments/DC-Govt-Org-Chart-03-25-17.pdf



Fine, but Wilson himself must go as well then!
Anonymous
This is such BS.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I asked in another thread and it sounds like one of his kids is at Wilson, but not sure where the rest are.


what other school would his kid have been at if it is HS. Did he move from Wilson to SWW? Or are we talking middle school. Hardy to deal?


Wonder if he hated the uniforms...


Badabing....
Anonymous
I agree he’s got to go as well.
Anonymous
Oh, that’s cool. No problem. But hey, while we’re corresponding, you should know that I feel that my child needs to transfer schools. Since we’re talking about regaining trust I’m sure you’ll provide the same accommodations to me that you took.

Thanks!
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