This please in a bullet point to the fact like a Katie Porter whiteboard display to Congress |
So then what makes you believe the budget document has any more truth? I don’t see a mass of people willing to run for BOE. |
+1 There’s a complete disconnect from the Central Office administrators (who line their own pockets with high pay and benefits) and the front line staff working with students. More of the MCPS resources need to go to schools - not Central Office or contract hires. MCPS Central Office is operating under the premise “greed is good”. The budget spells out that teachers and counselors are not appreciated in the school system. Hard to maintain and attract staff under these types of bare bones staffing initiatives in the place it benefits students the most - in the classroom. |
| I work at a school where a counseling position was cut. This is a counseling office that is basically a revolving door of kids with constant crises. I would quit. |
You are ridiculous. Do you also recommend that people sit through videos of the legislative sessions for every law that affects them? What about attending court for every case discussing an important law? This is precisely why the news exists. |
Although they seem to be cutting some positions, the OPs statement that it's going CO bloat isn't at all clear which makes me suspect that they aren't being honest. |
Many of these posters have a political agenda, and their trying to use schools to sway public opinion to their cause just like they did in VA for Youngkin. |
Then choose your news sources carefully. I recommend Caitlynn Peetz at Bethesda Beat. |
That’s a pretty wild conspiracy theory. Occams Razor holds that there are 320,000 parents in this county and many of them are pissed at MCPS for different reasons. But everyone that’s pissed at MCPS absolutely hates their tenditious b.s. |
If you read the report, they professionally reached out to MCPS for comment and MCPS unprofessionally refused comment. If the story is false that they are cutting FTE in schools, then there is nothing that stops MCPS from clearing that up. Instead you want to get all Trumpy and call it fake news. |
Exactly. It's a sensationalistic story with too little detail to be helpfully informative. |
Or MCPS couldn’t be bothered to answer questions. |
| Plus MCPS said they were going to hire 50 social workers/ counselors to make up for getting rid of the SROs. They still have not done this. I don’t believe they will. |
Or the reporter could do research, provide details and note some of the questions for MCPS that weren’t provide response. But I guess if people will accept lazy reporting, not do their own research, yet still run off half informed, what’s the incentive. |
No one called it fake news. They suggested the article was poor reporting and yàll were running off with complaints with basically no info and details. And I’ve yet to see a post that makes le believe this isn’t an accurate assessment. Instead you’ve spent time trying to defend your lack of knowledge and complaints. |