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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Back to Taylor. I hope he will get rid of the honors for all model. It is really not helpful to anyone. [/quote] He isn’t making any changes. [/quote] Really? No changes at all, even though the last super was fired? [/quote] Have you seen any changes?[/quote] I don't feel like I'm in a position to know whether he has made changes. I'm a parent, not a teacher/staff member.[/quote] As a parent, you should pay attention to what's going on. Have you seen or heard of any changes? If you haven't he hasn't done much.[/quote] To be fair, MOST parents would not yet see the changes of Taylor's leadership. [b]Only parents who are very engaged with the system through PTSA or other advocacy groups or watch all local news and BOE meetings would be in a position to tell if there's been a shift or not. And that's a minority group of parents who have that time, energy or interest[/b].[/quote] Which is exactly the problem. Only a small fraction of parents are engaged.[/quote] Engaging with the system is at minimum a part-time job and easily a full-time one if you want it to be. Laura Stewart certainly turned it into one. Most normal, middle-class parents can't afford to give away that much of their time for free and sustain a living. If the system requires a significant portion of parents to donate their free labor to function well, then I would say that's a broken, dysfunctional structure.[/quote] No it's not. Be part of the PTA and followup on what the issues or concerns are at your school. Discuss your concerns with the school/PTA. Watch the BOE meetings. They are recorded so you can watch them when you have time. [/quote] If you think being regularly involved in the PTSA and MCPS affairs at the level that PTA leadership requires is sustainable for MOST parents, then I don't think you have a firm grasp on reality. You might want to pull your head out of your backside and gain some perspective.[/quote] Who said anything about PTA leadership?? Most people aren’t just actively members in the PTA.[/quote]
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