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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]+100. Agree. It is really not as simple as just 'pulling' our kids from school and placing them elsewhere. A lot of families want and need Mundo to succeed, and the start of a solution seems to be a change in executive leadership.

Absent the board taking action to remove her from that position (or her resignation), is there any other way to get new leadership?

I understand protests are occurring, people are contacting the school board, newspapers, etc., but ultimately, it is the board's call, right? [/quote]

Has any charter school community ever successfully forced a change in leadership? [b]Even at LAMB, it was (ahem) much more than just parent complaints that led to the new leadership. [/b]This kind of mismanagement has been a feature of DC charters since they started, and I've never heard of these efforts ever actually succeeding.

And no, nobody NEEDS MV to succeed. A charter school could relocate or close at any time. Just ask the LAMB Brookland families. One specific (non-IB) school in one specific location is not a guarantee for anyone in DC, despite school choice.[/quote]

What led to new leadership there? [/quote]

The M stands for Molestation.[/quote]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/families-sue-top-ranked-dc-school-over-handling-of-sexually-abusive-teacher/2018/01/11/cbc04d54-f22d-11e7-b390-a36dc3fa2842_story.html[/quote]

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