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Anonymous wrote:I hear a lot of whining but no legitimate reasons of concern regarding the new principal. He seems present and engaged with the students. Students do really like him and from a parent perspective, I see no issues either.
As for staff morale, they’ve all been complaining of burn out since 2020. TBH most parents are totally over the “burnt out” teacher rhetoric esp at a school like Navy where teachers are spoiled by parents and the PTA well beyond what most other teachers across the district get. Half of them are checked out anyways and maybe it’s better for them to leave if they are not going to properly teach and engage students.
This is a great school for teachers who love to teach. The parents will take care of you like no other school in the area. If you are a teacher you should seek Navy out.
Please stop acting like
Starbucks and muffins is spoiling teachers just STOP you sound entitled and condescending. Maybe we should talk about whiny, checked out parents constantly demeaning educators... rumors are NAVY parents are extremely entitled. I'd keep looking teachers!
Who’s talking about muffins and Starbucks? Try over $200 in cash or gift cards for the holiday and end of year gifts. The PTO makes teachers have wishlists which the room moms to get a bunch of stuff from. Try gift cards at every godd*mn holiday and even a giant birthday gift. Try gift cards for teacher appreciation week. Try an Amazon wishlist posted at open house that parents are encouraged to get stuff from. Try book fair gifts. Try going to a Title 1 school and see what you get. STFU.
LOL....ok sure.
I taught at a MONEY school for years. I made a few thousand extra every year just from the gifts. And everything your heart desired from the weekly wishlist was provided. Not to mention the constant supply of food and over-the-top events. You can’t even imagine.
Most of the parents were wonderful, but there was a big clique of parents who ran that school. Work turned in on Friday better come home graded in the Tuesday folder or there’d be a complaint call. An email sent at 9 pm better be answered in multiple paragraphs by 9 am or there’d be a complaint call. Lots of teachers put up with it for the perks.
I spent a lot of time in the corporate world, not being micromanaged, so I had no patience for such BS. So, I left to teach in a title one school. Virtually no gifts anymore, but lovely parents, who are just trying their best to give their kids a good start in life. I am so much happier without all of the “stuff”. Love these kids and families.
You can get a lot of goodies from many of these upper income schools, but you can pay for it with your soul.