Principal Vacancies

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Justin Krop appointed principal of Francis Scott Key MS.

What do people from Einstein think about Krop?

He was very good as principal intern last year, lots of communication.

[Anonymous]

All of this year's new principals:

https://mocoshow.com/2025/08/25/approximately-840-new-teachers-and-24-new-principals-or-new-to-their-school-to-start-the-school-year/

[Anonymous]

What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They haven't posted the position yet, so might be a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

Has nothing to do with Yates and everything to do with stabilizing the school community with its long-term leader as quickly as possible.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

+1 He's retired. Do people think he's going to stay at BCC for years? The community wants to know the plans for getting a permanent principal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

+1 He's retired. Do people think he's going to stay at BCC for years? The community wants to know the plans for getting a permanent principal.

I would rather have a good interim principal than a permanent principal who is not a good fit. Yates will be there while MCPS (hopefully) identifies a quality principal, which we need BCC to have.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

+1 He's retired. Do people think he's going to stay at BCC for years? The community wants to know the plans for getting a permanent principal.

I would rather have a good interim principal than a permanent principal who is not a good fit. Yates will be there while MCPS (hopefully) identifies a quality principal, which we need BCC to have.

MCPS filled its last three HS principal vacancies with CO rejects who needed a soft place to land after Taylor's CO reorg. Do not get your hopes up about them identifying a "quality principal." It will be someone from Central Office or an AP who has been groomed to do Central Office's bidding.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

+1 He's retired. Do people think he's going to stay at BCC for years? The community wants to know the plans for getting a permanent principal.

I would rather have a good interim principal than a permanent principal who is not a good fit. Yates will be there while MCPS (hopefully) identifies a quality principal, which we need BCC to have.

MCPS filled its last three HS principal vacancies with CO rejects who needed a soft place to land after Taylor's CO reorg. Do not get your hopes up about them identifying a "quality principal." It will be someone from Central Office or an AP who has been groomed to do Central Office's bidding.

It is impossible to be an effective principal under the current MCPS administration. They are Principal killers.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s going to happen with the BCC principal? How long will there be the interim fixer guy?

They will keep Yates there the entire year for consistency and so they can hire at peak hiring season and get good candidates.

Or they could hire someone to start around winter break.

I think that would be best. The sooner a new person can be integrated and acclimated with the school, the better.

Yates is good. You should give him a chance.

It's not about "giving him a chance." I'm sure he's good, but he's retired and if you haven't noticed, he is the interim principal, not the principal. Parents want to know what will happen when he leaves.

+1 He's retired. Do people think he's going to stay at BCC for years? The community wants to know the plans for getting a permanent principal.

I would rather have a good interim principal than a permanent principal who is not a good fit. Yates will be there while MCPS (hopefully) identifies a quality principal, which we need BCC to have.

MCPS filled its last three HS principal vacancies with CO rejects who needed a soft place to land after Taylor's CO reorg. Do not get your hopes up about them identifying a "quality principal." It will be someone from Central Office or an AP who has been groomed to do Central Office's bidding.

It is impossible to be an effective principal under the current MCPS administration. They are Principal killers.

I believe you.