Haycock Principal

[Anonymous]

Jealous haters will be hating until their last breath.

[Anonymous]

LOL. Angie Frattali is one of the best principals ever to have served in FCPS. If Haycock were so tough, I doubt very much he would have agreed to work at Haycock twice. PP has a serious chip on her shoulder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LOL. Angie Frattali is one of the best principals ever to have served in FCPS. If Haycock were so tough, I doubt very much he would have agreed to work at Haycock twice. PP has a serious chip on her shoulder.[/quote

He worked at Rachel Carson MS... of course he knew he would handle haycock...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jealous haters will be hating until their last breath.

No one is jealous of this sh*t show.

They are lucky they have this babysitter and he is temporary as in he does not want it as a full time gig. No one does.

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Anonymous wrote:Jealous haters will be hating until their last breath.

No one is jealous of this sh*t show.

They are lucky they have this babysitter and he is temporary as in he does not want it as a full time gig. No one does.

Frattali gets both a pension and a salary right now, so of course he isn’t going to change his current arrangement.

They can get a new full-time whenever Zuluaga makes it a priority. Did you not see the PP describing how Lake Braddock had THREE interim principals before they finally hired a new principal. Sometimes it happens. You are an idiot.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of Haycock-haters out there for whatever reason. Most of them aren't current (or alumni) Haycock parents so they have no clue. Say what you want about the Haycock community, but at the end of the day, everyone wants to be at the Center for LIV or move into the Haycock-Longfellow-Mclean pyramid zone, some even more so than some of the Langley pyramids. The school is massive, so yes, the Admin needs to deal with a LOT of involved parents.

We know a lot of Haycock families and no the issue is not just because of the size of the school, it's the socioeconomic status and entitlement a lot of the parents feel due to their socioeconomic status. No doubt it's a good school, but man you guys are overbearing!

I think it says a lot that so many other schools have been able to fill open Principal positions while it took Haycock two years, and then you guys hired a criminal!!

Why aren’t you attacking the Shrevewood parents who go their principal fired when she had health problems or the Freedom Hill parents who didn’t do anything when Bloom was letting abuse at their school (not Haycock) go unreported? It speaks to your obvious resentment of Haycock.

Because overbearing, entitled parents weren't the reason the Shrevewood principal was fired -- 30%+ of the staff leaving and legitimate complaints about the principal not doing her job was the reason. Freedom Hill parents didn't know what was going on - thank god the one teacher spoke up eventually and got Bloom and the other teachers arrested.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think the particular failure-to-report charge against Bloom could lead to more than a fine, but people like to exaggerate. Do agree his days at Haycock are over but, as long as Augie continues to do a good job, Zuluaga has no incentive to treat a permanent replacement as a priority with all the other pandemic-related challenges.

I think the bigger issue is how much longer Augie is willing to be there. He's probably ready to ride off into the sunset. I hope he sticks around for a few more years though...

He’s also a bit older and has kids, so he could be worried about COVID (I don’t know this). But his age could put him at risk. ’m sure if he wants to retire for next year they will figure things out.

That last sentence is where we differ, I have no such faith. I hope schools reopen in the Fall, I hope Augie continues to serve, but in case he does not there ought to be a contingency plan, and I wish the admin could be counted on to be doing this (their job) proactively.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What's the Haycock distance learning schedule? Just curious.

Depends on the grade and teacher ...

For 5th grade each day, 30 minutes math, 30 minutes Language Arts. Plus some independent work by students. It may or may not be viewed by the teachers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if this is the same Shrevewood parent wishing ill on Haycock who has done so repeatedly on DCUM ever since FCPS moved the AAP kids living in the Shrevewood area from Haycock to Lemon Road. She was so pissed, but obviously it needed to be done.

Really? Trust me...I am one of the Shrevewood/Haycock/Lemon Road parents.....We have moved on. Maybe you need to as well.....

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of Haycock-haters out there for whatever reason. Most of them aren't current (or alumni) Haycock parents so they have no clue. Say what you want about the Haycock community, but at the end of the day, everyone wants to be at the Center for LIV or move into the Haycock-Longfellow-Mclean pyramid zone, some even more so than some of the Langley pyramids. The school is massive, so yes, the Admin needs to deal with a LOT of involved parents.

We know a lot of Haycock families and no the issue is not just because of the size of the school, it's the socioeconomic status and entitlement a lot of the parents feel due to their socioeconomic status. No doubt it's a good school, but man you guys are overbearing!

I think it says a lot that so many other schools have been able to fill open Principal positions while it took Haycock two years, and then you guys hired a criminal!!

Why aren’t you attacking the Shrevewood parents who go their principal fired when she had health problems or the Freedom Hill parents who didn’t do anything when Bloom was letting abuse at their school (not Haycock) go unreported? It speaks to your obvious resentment of Haycock.

Because overbearing, entitled parents weren't the reason the Shrevewood principal was fired -- 30%+ of the staff leaving and legitimate complaints about the principal not doing her job was the reason. Freedom Hill parents didn't know what was going on - thank god the one teacher spoke up eventually and got Bloom and the other teachers arrested.

I don't see much difference between the Shrevewood principal's departure and Donnelly's departure. If she was AWOL, he was affirmatively damaging Haycock and in both cases teachers were leaving or threatening to leave.

Freedom Hill parents may not have know what Bloom let happen at their school; Region 2 administrators presumably weren't aware of it either when they let him transfer to Haycock last fall.

Haycock is doing fine right now with two assistant principals and one of the best principals ever to have served in FCPS acting as the interim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jealous haters will be hating until their last breath.

LOL, not jealous. I would hate for my child to be in a school that is already competitive in elementary school!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of Haycock-haters out there for whatever reason. Most of them aren't current (or alumni) Haycock parents so they have no clue. Say what you want about the Haycock community, but at the end of the day, everyone wants to be at the Center for LIV or move into the Haycock-Longfellow-Mclean pyramid zone, some even more so than some of the Langley pyramids. The school is massive, so yes, the Admin needs to deal with a LOT of involved parents.

We know a lot of Haycock families and no the issue is not just because of the size of the school, it's the socioeconomic status and entitlement a lot of the parents feel due to their socioeconomic status. No doubt it's a good school, but man you guys are overbearing!

I think it says a lot that so many other schools have been able to fill open Principal positions while it took Haycock two years, and then you guys hired a criminal!!

Why aren’t you attacking the Shrevewood parents who go their principal fired when she had health problems or the Freedom Hill parents who didn’t do anything when Bloom was letting abuse at their school (not Haycock) go unreported? It speaks to your obvious resentment of Haycock.

Because overbearing, entitled parents weren't the reason the Shrevewood principal was fired -- 30%+ of the staff leaving and legitimate complaints about the principal not doing her job was the reason. Freedom Hill parents didn't know what was going on - thank god the one teacher spoke up eventually and got Bloom and the other teachers arrested.

I don't see much difference between the Shrevewood principal's departure and Donnelly's departure. If she was AWOL, he was affirmatively damaging Haycock and in both cases teachers were leaving or threatening to leave.

Freedom Hill parents may not have know what Bloom let happen at their school; Region 2 administrators presumably weren't aware of it either when they let him transfer to Haycock last fall.

Haycock is doing fine right now with two assistant principals and one of the best principals ever to have served in FCPS acting as the interim.

LOL!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Jealous haters will be hating until their last breath.

LOL, not jealous. I would hate for my child to be in a school that is already competitive in elementary school!

Your post suggests otherwise, LOL indeed.

[Anonymous]

There is the real world, and then there is DCUM, so it's always amusing to read the posts from the haters. Meanwhile you can't find a detached single family house in the Haycock district for under $1.6 million.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is the real world, and then there is DCUM, so it's always amusing to read the posts from the haters. Meanwhile you can't find a detached single family house in the Haycock district for under $1.6 million.

Unfortunately, the housing price does not promise anything about the quality of school administration or the neighbors as illustrated in the prior posts.