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Reply to "Will Thomas Taylor Survive the Massive Changes He is Introducing?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The ability for Taylor to survive this depends on we the people, giving him and the BOE enough pressure to make him pay. But too many people seem convinced by Taylor’s nice guy act.[/quote] I can see how the nice-guy act resonated so effectively after McKnight's toxicity. But all these changes he is intent on introducing are just going to cause a lot of problems. Taylor will be gone, one way or another, but we'll be left with a system that he has roiled.[/quote] It’s funny reading the continual new threads around this, because some fk you really refuse to realize that while Taylor may be implementing and pushing this, it’s been a request from the community for a long time. Maybe just not you. The community also wants all HS to be have high expectations and rigor. Both are lacking in a number of schools for a number of reasons. [/quote] The problem is not with the IDEA of the regional program. It's the fact that they are LYING and have FAILED to do thorough prep, research and resource alignment to make good on their promise. MCPS is lying when they say they can grandfather people with existing programs and stand up all of these new programs, AND have them be programs of equitable quality as their predecessors. [b]MCPS could not even replicate the success of RM's IB program with the Regional IBs at Watkins Mill, Springbrook and Kennedy. [/b]So what makes you think they can do multiples more of that on the current timeline with no additional financial or human resources?[/quote] Taylor would argue that the Regional IBs would have been more successful if so many of the county's top students weren't still driving past them to go to RMIB. That seems to be a primary rationale for ending the countywide model in favor of the new regional model.[/quote] He's lying. Most of the people who attended RMIB were from W schools and the RM Cluster itself. [/quote]
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