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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I could imagine that the parent population at Wyngate in particular is very demanding and difficult. Imagine living in a DCUM MCPS forum thread, come to life, for 10-12 hours a day. Your heart is in the right place but there are so many factors likely at play here. Principals take so much garbage from all sides, and none of those sides are willing to do the change and self-reflection necessary to notice that THEY are a big part of the problem. From their supervisors they get, "Just do your best to make 2+2=5" and from the parents they get "I deserve/my child is entitled to/how could you blah blah." It's lose-lose.[/quote] Actually it’s pretty supportive. W definitely didn’t leave due to parents — he was promoted and felt like he should take the promotion. He had a great relationship with PTA and parents. His replacement had a totally different approach and refused to engage with either the kids or the parents — didn’t know any of the kids and the kids didn’t know her, so I do think some parents complained to her and she felt unwelcome and left. I don’t know the current guy but my sense is that it was just bad luck. I’m still irritated at McPS for offering W a promotion after he’d only been there a few years — that wasn’t really fair to the school and he’s a better fit for working with students anyway. Hopefully the next principal will stick. I do think it’s a great school for a principal that is happy to have engaged parents volunteering for things like field day, class parties, science fair etc. the parents are very supportive of teachers and are happy to help provide whatever will make the teachers lives easier. [/quote]
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