Dr. Angela Chapman Interim Chief for Elementary resigned

[Anonymous]

As of Friday, she was still on the org chart.

There seem to be a lot of interims

https://dcps.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dcps/publication/attachments/DCPS%20Organizational%20Chart%20May%202019.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As of Friday, she was still on the org chart.

There seem to be a lot of interims

https://dcps.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dcps/publication/attachments/DCPS%20Organizational%20Chart%20May%202019.pdf

She resigned Sat or Sun effective later this week.

[Anonymous]

Buh-bye!

[Anonymous]

So, no one knows?
Could be that the recent rash of firings at central left folks feeling like they wanted a more stable environment?

[Anonymous]

Ferebee wants 'his people' in - she started before his time (although not too long before)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ferebee wants 'his people' in - she started before his time (although not too long before)

If thats true, it is not unheard of. And honestly how most CO folks get their jobs.
There should be a career employees and appointees.

[Anonymous]

She’s taking a new job in Columbus, Ohio.

In other business, new Superintendent Talisa Dixon began shaking up the Downtown administration, creating a new position called chief of transformation and leadership, and filling it with Angela Chapman, chief of elementary schools for the District of Columbia Public Schools. Chapman, a former teacher and administrator in Cleveland Heights, where Dixon last worked, will be paid $147,931.

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190319/buckeye-steel-site-developer-seeks-15-year-100-property-tax-abatement-from-columbus-schools

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s taking a new job in Columbus, Ohio.

In other business, new Superintendent Talisa Dixon began shaking up the Downtown administration, creating a new position called chief of transformation and leadership, and filling it with Angela Chapman, chief of elementary schools for the District of Columbia Public Schools. Chapman, a former teacher and administrator in Cleveland Heights, where Dixon last worked, will be paid $147,931.

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190319/buckeye-steel-site-developer-seeks-15-year-100-property-tax-abatement-from-columbus-schools

This has to be fake news. According to the JO thread she quit because of a principal who was on a one year contact didn’t have his contract renewed. It’s a scandal & she quit. That’s the story

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ferebee wants 'his people' in - she started before his time (although not too long before)

If thats true, it is not unheard of. And honestly how most CO folks get their jobs.
There should be a career employees and appointees.

Ferebee has "people"? From Indianapolis...moving to DC...to work for DCPS.... I give him 18 months at most.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s taking a new job in Columbus, Ohio.

In other business, new Superintendent Talisa Dixon began shaking up the Downtown administration, creating a new position called chief of transformation and leadership, and filling it with Angela Chapman, chief of elementary schools for the District of Columbia Public Schools. Chapman, a former teacher and administrator in Cleveland Heights, where Dixon last worked, will be paid $147,931.

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190319/buckeye-steel-site-developer-seeks-15-year-100-property-tax-abatement-from-columbus-schools

This has to be fake news. According to the JO thread she quit because of a principal who was on a one year contact didn’t have his contract renewed. It’s a scandal & she quit. That’s the story

No one said that in the JO thread. What are you taking about? Someone said she was professional and there was no indication her resignation was related to JO debacle. She is also from Ohio and has kids. Do you blame her for leaving toxic DCPS!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s taking a new job in Columbus, Ohio.

In other business, new Superintendent Talisa Dixon began shaking up the Downtown administration, creating a new position called chief of transformation and leadership, and filling it with Angela Chapman, chief of elementary schools for the District of Columbia Public Schools. Chapman, a former teacher and administrator in Cleveland Heights, where Dixon last worked, will be paid $147,931.

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190319/buckeye-steel-site-developer-seeks-15-year-100-property-tax-abatement-from-columbus-schools

This has to be fake news. According to the JO thread she quit because of a principal who was on a one year contact didn’t have his contract renewed. It’s a scandal & she quit. That’s the story

Assuming this is sarcasm, right?

[Anonymous]

Please. She could not stand the JO principal. She is running away from DCPS happily.