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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And yet people miss stuff and complain about not knowing what’s going on. [/quote] They don't know what to communicate about and what not to excessively! [/quote] They could explain the communications platforms and what we’re supposed to use. There’s been umpteen years posts on this forum asking about Parent Square and the parent square app and no explanation of that platform at all and whether we need to download yet another McPS app [/quote] They actually did send out something about this, I assume in response to complaints. But it didn't tell me what method I should use to contact my child's teacher (whose settings currently don't allow people to contact her on Remind). Should I email using ParentVue? Regular email? When will Remind be taken offline? The message was all "See! We have a reason to have a new app! Deal with it!" Also why did parents initially find out about Parent Square from Facebook and DCUM? They sent out a BS message in early August about background checks in response to the IG report. Basically again a response to a concern about their ability to effectively manage the school system. Everything they send out is reactive and defensive. Nothing proactive and very little that is actually helpful to parents.[/quote] Our principal notified us about Parent Square in June.[/quote] [b]Why on earth would individual school principals be responsible for this?[/b] MCPS needs to stop spamming all families with its nauseating self promotion and focus its systemwide communications on essential issues instead of expecting individual schools to pick up the slack.[/quote] Because principals are supposed to communicate regularly with their students' families. And families tend to pay more attention to principal communications than to those from central office.[/quote]
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