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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry the above link didn’t work. Perhaps this one will: https://secure.smore.com/n/0mkc3 If not, you can find it on the main LT page (ludlowtaylor.org) under PTO News & Information.[/quote] lol. I’m exhausted reading the PTO minutes and I didn’t even get 1/3 of the way through. LT parents keep this up - I want to see you harass and drive out what seems to be a perfectly fine principal because you have such a massive sense of entitlement. GL, you may not enjoy the candidates in the principal pool. [/quote] They have driven out prior principals too. Last one just up and quit in like September. [/quote] That principal didn’t leave because of parents. I liked her a lot though.[/quote] Q: are the teachers who drove that one out still at L-T? I remember that bring such a big thing, how there were some long tenured teachers at the school who just refused to work with her and torpedoed her administration. But then after Miller showed up that talk quoted down even though Miller also gets criticized a ton by teachers and parents. Based on the school's past experiences I almost wonder if bring universally criticized but staying in the post is a sign of quality admin. Because it means you can persevere even when under constant attack.[/quote] I think there was a transition for a lot of Hill schools where certain teachers were able to exert a lot of power at the school for a long time (the survivors who had outlasted Rhee). They get phased out eventually. We were lucky enough to go to a Hill school where this transition had already happened and the longtimers still there were incredibly talented teachers. [/quote]
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