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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In today’s back to school email I noticed that Churchill is getting 6 new English teachers. Why are so many departing? I am sad to see my DD’s 10th grade teacher as one of the departing as my DD thought very highly of her and I was hoping my younger child would also have her.

Does anyone have any insight?[/quote]

A lot of teachers are tired [b]badly behaving parents[/b] and incompetent admin, so they’re leaving the teaching profession in droves.[/quote]
Fixed for you.[/quote]

You didn't fix anything. There are plenty of teachers fed up with student behavior, as quoted in this article on the teacher shortage: https://moco360.media/2023/06/29/mcps-teachers-quitting-amid-substitute-staff-shortages-student-behavior-issues/

[QUOTE] Jess Porrovicchio spent the past 15 years of her life as a public school educator, seven of them in Montgomery County. She said this year she made the difficult decision to quit MCPS, citing staffing shortages and [b]student behavior issues[/b] as key reasons.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]The anonymous 10-year MCPS veteran said she’s [b]grown increasingly concerned about student behavior issues[/b] in recent years. In the letter she posted to social media detailing her reasons for quitting, she cited [b]motivation issues and lack of discipline or accountability as key underlying factors behind student misbehavior[/b].[/QUOTE]

So yeah, as I said, badly behaving [i]students[/i] [b]are[/b] in fact driving teachers away from the profession.[/quote]

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