Hayfield Football Coach Fired

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

So did it really happen? Did teachers get dinged on their todos? Or did they ignore him?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

So did it really happen? Did teachers get dinged on their tpeps ? Or did they ignore him?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

Would you say that most of the staff would like to see Overton and Thompson gone ? B/c right now when I here Hayfield, I think Overton. Not sure why he is still drawing a paycheck from FFx county, but he is.

I’ve no doubt that the staff would like to see them both gone and start to rebuild a very very broken place

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

So did it really happen? Did teachers get dinged on their todos? Or did they ignore him?

Well since it would’ve all been marked and reviewed in this years summative reviews in may then we won’t have clear picture on that until closer to end of the school year

Look Darin Thompson has proven himself to be someone of questionable ethics and morals, how you read a 300+ page thread and come away with well did it happen.

He literally ran the director of student services out of the building to Annandale when she wouldn’t play ball

There’s a fair amount of questionable things that happen among admin teams but come on this guy was like I want to win a title so let’s get this questionable guy and run with it even though we’ve heard he might create an absolute mess shit show

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

Would you say that most of the staff would like to see Overton and Thompson gone ? B/c right now when I here Hayfield, I think Overton. Not sure why he is still drawing a paycheck from FFx county, but he is.

I’ve no doubt that the staff would like to see them both gone and start to rebuild a very very broken place

You have no doubt, but are you the person that said they are on the Hayfield staff ? I want to hear from that person.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The court documents leaked on Asra Nomani’s X page, don’t look good for the Principal or Coach.

Kinda funny how neither one of them noticed all the transfers! Shouldn't the principal be on top of that? And the head of security didn't notice his former players in the hallways until they showed up in his weight room? Was he even doing that job?

Isn’t the head of security a “paper pusher” type of job in some office? He would direct the security guards to go out in the field and interact with the students. So he could argue he never saw his former players. I don’t know, but I’m trying to see if there’s some reasonable defense there.

Ms. Reid could argue in her defense that this is all news to her, and that she went by the legal playbook FCPS uses for dealing with sensitive matters.

Didn't a female administrator try to bring up something similar and they transferred her to Annandale?

Yes, the Fairfax Times mentioned her by name. She was punished and sent to Annandale HS. She had gone to Hayfield herself and wanted her kids to go to.

Is that a legitimate way to attend a school for which you are not zoned - having a parent employed there?

You aren't trying to disparage her, are you? She stood up for what was right and got punished for it. She and the mom and the kid on the team who spoke up are heroes to me. Look at how large of a contingent of minions the coach has. Go read the crap they write about these people. They're such morally corrupt people but they constantly refer to God as being on their side.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The court documents leaked on Asra Nomani’s X page, don’t look good for the Principal or Coach.

Kinda funny how neither one of them noticed all the transfers! Shouldn't the principal be on top of that? And the head of security didn't notice his former players in the hallways until they showed up in his weight room? Was he even doing that job?

To be fair, he was too busy hiring coaches who would later offer drugs to minors to notice all these new kids on campus.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Big fan of Hayfield and was so excited for the season. Sucks that Overton was so afraid to lose that he had to circumvent the rules to win by 50-60 plus points a game. We had potential to build a dynasty if done the right way for the boys !

Sadly, it appears he did it for himself. If he cared about "the boys" he could have stayed in PWC and tried to get kids athletic scholarships there. Girls and boys from one Stop sign towns earn athletic scholarship to Power Four Universities. Kids playing in Woodbridge would also be able to do so too.

He 100% did it for himself but he couldn't have stayed at Freedom. He'd been breaking the law for years there and getting fined for it. The county finally got sick of it and put a stop to it, hence when he left. Basically he threw a temper tantrum rather than stick around and actually learn how to coach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

"We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either."

Sadly, you are now. It is unfortunate you do not realize that. And frankly you deserve to be. The entire staff is complicit in this. You all knew what was going on, and so many of you decided to do nothing. Had even a small minority spoken up from the outset this all could have been avoided. Shame on you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Big fan of Hayfield and was so excited for the season. Sucks that Overton was so afraid to lose that he had to circumvent the rules to win by 50-60 plus points a game. We had potential to build a dynasty if done the right way for the boys !

It isn't that Overton was "afraid to lose" it was that he knew he couldn't win and was going to get exposed as a sham coach. Aziz was building Hayfield into something. He was doing it the right way. But yet he was tossed aside. Sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

Would you say that most of the staff would like to see Overton and Thompson gone ? B/c right now when I here Hayfield, I think Overton. Not sure why he is still drawing a paycheck from FFx county, but he is.

He's still drawing a paycheck because so many Hayfield educators are content to toe the line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

"We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either."

Sadly, you are now. It is unfortunate you do not realize that. And frankly you deserve to be. The entire staff is complicit in this. You all knew what was going on, and so many of you decided to do nothing. Had even a small minority spoken up from the outset this all could have been avoided. Shame on you.

No one on this planet believes that. PP would have been chased out of her job like others.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

"We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either."

Sadly, you are now. It is unfortunate you do not realize that. And frankly you deserve to be. The entire staff is complicit in this. You all knew what was going on, and so many of you decided to do nothing. Had even a small minority spoken up from the outset this all could have been avoided. Shame on you.

No one on this planet believes that. PP would have been chased out of her job like others.

Intelligent people believe it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

Would you say that most of the staff would like to see Overton and Thompson gone ? B/c right now when I here Hayfield, I think Overton. Not sure why he is still drawing a paycheck from FFx county, but he is.

I’ve no doubt that the staff would like to see them both gone and start to rebuild a very very broken place

You have no doubt, but are you the person that said they are on the Hayfield staff ? I want to hear from that person.

You’d have to take anything you see here with a grain of salt anyway. There might be Hayfield staff that show up and say “no we love this principal, we don’t want him to go!” For even the worst principals, there are staff members who say that but they’re usually the staff members the good ones hate. They’re the ones who cut corners, slack off, show up late constantly, don’t show up to their duty, have loose boundaries with kids, don’t really teach- those teachers LOVE the bad principals because they can skate by doing the bare minimum that a good principal won’t let them get away with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff were told at the luncheon that speaking about things would have a negative impact on our evaluations .
Yes, I work at Hayfield.

Not everyone at Hayfield is of the mindset that this was proper. Hayfield is so much more than this football team and athletics department. We are a very diverse school, no ethnicity group makes up a majority of the population and we have over 50 different home languages spoken by our students and staff.

We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either.

"We are not perfect, but we are not defined by this scandal either."

Sadly, you are now. It is unfortunate you do not realize that. And frankly you deserve to be. The entire staff is complicit in this. You all knew what was going on, and so many of you decided to do nothing. Had even a small minority spoken up from the outset this all could have been avoided. Shame on you.

Speaking as a teacher at a school where multiple staff have formally complained about the principal and the principal was even investigated by the county and reinstated, this isn’t close to being true. You can see how a district will cover up for their own people- Hayfield staff could’ve complained and voiced this plenty and been completely ignored by the district. That’s how it works.