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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]there is someone here with a vendetta against fccps.  I agree that for a student within fccps who has something bad happen to them, it can be hard to live down- since a lot of the same people are still around and remember. But there are lots of foreign service students who come in and out, and because it is small, it is easy to meet people (e.g. you are likely to have the same kids your classes.)  Its also easy to get involved b/c tryouts for things like sports and drama are not nearly as competitive.  
In terms of the asserted failure to communicate, with the example of the change to school start times- I seriously don't think there is even an outside chance that they change the bell times for the next school year.  The school board has asked the staff to prepare 2 presentations regarding the possibility of changing the start times.  They are looking at the benefits of more sleep for teenagers, as compared to the substantial logistical and other costs.  If you watched the last meeting where this was discussed, you would know that the presentation ended with a slide about next steps including surveys and community engagement.   Also, if you read the morning announcements, they include a link to the previous nights school board meeting, with the agenda and links to the specific minute where the agenda item was discussed.  So it is really pretty easy to find information you are looking for.
We moved from APS to FCCPS.  In my view FCCPS is head and shoulders above APS on all fronts.[/quote]

No vendetta at all but you illustrate my point.  There are lots of emails that are long and important information is lost through never ending linked documents and videos embedded deep within.  [/quote]

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