MCPS Should Be Ashamed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Damn you, Poe's Law.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCOS joins lawsuit against social media reported by FoX propaganda machine.

You are joking right

Every day many parents come on this very forum and blame social media for everything. MCPS is reacting to parent’s complaints daily about social media and at least the lawyers have actual writing skills and thoughts.

You might want to read these lawsuits. At least this one had lawyers that are competent unlike the one MCPS has to defend against Moms4Liberty and Fsmily council crap. That one has 47 pages of gobbledygook. We taxpayer’s have to pay for that crap.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Most of it will go to teacher pay raises.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Most of it will go to teacher pay raises.

Nice try. We get it, you hate teachers..*yawn* so predictable and soooo boring.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Most of it will go to teacher pay raises.

Nice try. We get it, you hate teachers..*yawn* so predictable and soooo boring.

Are you saying that’s wrong? Because it’s not.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Most of it will go to teacher pay raises.

Nice try. We get it, you hate teachers..*yawn* so predictable and soooo boring.

Are you saying that’s wrong? Because it’s not.

It is wrong and no, you’re not always right (actually, you’ve never been right come to think about it) we know who you are. Beyond pathetic at this point.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Most of it will go to teacher pay raises.

Nice try. We get it, you hate teachers..*yawn* so predictable and soooo boring.

Are you saying that’s wrong? Because it’s not.

It is wrong and no, you’re not always right (actually, you’ve never been right come to think about it) we know who you are. Beyond pathetic at this point.

Out of the $245M increase, $129M is going to an increase in pay.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just moved here from California and I have no idea about the inside conditions of any school, but every time I drive by an MCPS school, I’m always surprised at how dated they look. Straight out of the 70s and falling apart. Ever heard of upgrading?

Too busy sinking millions into pet projects like Leader in Me, and electric chalkboards, and promoting more Deputy Superintendents, and funding outside legal teams, and bocci ball, and Kid Museum, and anti-discrimination training, and electric buses, and renovations for newer schools like Poolesville, and ...

...and, at the same time, much too far in arrears due to decades of County Council underfunding of budget requests.

Maybe MCPS could focus on education and keeping schools maintained instead of paying attorneys to do this?

MCPS joins national lawsuit against Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/mcps-joins-national-lawsuit-against-facebook-tiktok-youtube-and-snapchat

I guess they wanted to diversify from hiring outside counsel to fight parents of children with special needs.

"The council allocated $3.165 billion for Montgomery County Public Schools. That’s an 8.4% increase from this fiscal year"

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/maryland/montgomery-county/montgomery-county-council-passes-budget-with-property-tax-increase/

An 8.4% increase wasn't enough to renovate and ensure kids and staff don't get cancer at school, or have mice running around?

Now I'm curious what MCPS will be spending the money on.

Just may have kept the budget even after accounting for inflation.