When will in-person and CARES slots "winners" be notified? And how?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

I wouldn't be surprised if our principal quits. he's retiring at the end of the year anyway. Wish someone like him would just take a stand and push back. I'm sure the mayor will blink first.

I'm not sure that any one person or principal can move the needle here. Not sure what can, really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

There are ongoing WTU negotiations that directly affect teachers. Principals can't say anything while that process is underway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

There are ongoing WTU negotiations that directly affect teachers. Principals can't say anything while that process is underway.

Teachers haven't been told assignments yet because of the WTU lawsuit. They were required to pull back the survey that led to the assignments. It's not even really clear what that means or what the point is, because the data is accurate and so they actually can base assignments off of it even if they pull it back. That said, it is a total litigation headache, so it would be much better for all parties involved if DCPS and WTU reached some kind of agreement at least w/r/t that aspect, because then it doesn't matter what the judgment actually says/means.

Right now, teachers don't have information because of the WTU and only because of the WTU. I don't necessarily blame the WTU for their lawsuit -- I mean, they won, it turns out the mayor didn't fulfill her obligations so how mad can I be at WTU for point that out -- but it is actually leading to worse results for teachers at the moment and overall if they end up going ahead anyway (because they'll now have less warning re: their assignments). That said, if it ultimately stops this plan, then it was obviously a tactical win. So we'll see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

There are ongoing WTU negotiations that directly affect teachers. Principals can't say anything while that process is underway.

This is all due to WTU. We’d have regular hybrid were it not for them. And now they are trying to disrupt things so that we get NOTHING.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

There are ongoing WTU negotiations that directly affect teachers. Principals can't say anything while that process is underway.

This is all due to WTU. We’d have regular hybrid were it not for them. And now they are trying to disrupt things so that we get NOTHING.

Must donate to WTU for thanking them for keeping our kids safe and protecting the teachers who care for my kids. Thank you for the reminder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard from an insider friend at central. There is complete chaos behind the scenes. Mayor is pulling all the strings. Principals are furious and feel powerless. They are scared to push back at all after the Walls principal was fired.

Not surprising. Feel free to keep us updated as you hear things...

Very true, my own principal is super transparent with staff. But she got an email saying DO NOT SHARE. Principals are being told not to share, perhaps for fear of reprimand...

The mayor and chancellor are getting ridiculous, I thought this was a blue city? Since when do we like dictatorships?

There are ongoing WTU negotiations that directly affect teachers. Principals can't say anything while that process is underway.

This is all due to WTU. We’d have regular hybrid were it not for them. And now they are trying to disrupt things so that we get NOTHING.

Must donate to WTU for thanking them for keeping our kids safe and protecting the teachers who care for my kids. Thank you for the reminder.

kids don’t get very sick from covid, and schools don’t spread it. please read.

[Anonymous]

Anyone hear anything?

[Anonymous]

My child's tutor (who is a DCPS teacher at another school) said that she would stop her contributions to the WTU if she could...that they are disrupting the flow of communication and making it WORSE for the teachers who want/were assigned to go back.

And just confirming, it's now 4pm and nobody has received an email, right?

[Anonymous]

They sent staff an email about priority seating in cared at 7:45 pm. I wouldn’t be surprised if it doesn’t come before 5pm

[Anonymous]

Crickets

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Crickets

who guessed 4:58 earlier today?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My child's tutor (who is a DCPS teacher at another school) said that she would stop her contributions to the WTU if she could...that they are disrupting the flow of communication and making it WORSE for the teachers who want/were assigned to go back.

And just confirming, it's now 4pm and nobody has received an email, right?

That is shocking. Never before in the history or unions or large organizations has there ever been disagreement with how management represents the masses. SHOCKING!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

[Anonymous]

Of course! This page is the only thing keeping me sane right now as I stare at my email....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My child's tutor (who is a DCPS teacher at another school) said that she would stop her contributions to the WTU if she could...that they are disrupting the flow of communication and making it WORSE for the teachers who want/were assigned to go back.

And just confirming, it's now 4pm and nobody has received an email, right?

Your teacher friend absolutely can stop contributing. Maybe two years ago there was a court case maybe federally that said they can’t charge agency fees. They automatically stopped deducting unless you opted in. I pay zero union fees.