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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Some MCPS schools, including my DC's, seem to have too many teachers[/b]. It's sounding like the schools with the good principals don't have as many staffing issues? Also, many former MCPS students have gone elsewhere due to the in-person school closures. So would be curious which schools are the ones with all these unfilled positions.[/quote] Why does it seem that way to you?[/quote] Classrooms with only about 11 or so students[/quote] That seems really low, even for a Title 1 school[/quote] I'd be curious what grade- our Focus school was very imbalanced this year. Kindergarten classes all had 20+ students but some of the 1st-3nd grade classes were <15.[/quote] That's strange. Principals can move teachers within their school to a different grade level to prevent these imbalances. Unless a a high number of the 1st and 2nd graders withdrew after the school year began?[/quote] There's been a surplus at a lot of schools since enrollment went down. [/quote]
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