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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]McKnight is flat out lying in these quoted statements. I’m new to MCPS this year in a part time position that was created by combining sections (thus increasing class size) to make a full time position part time. This happened a lot in secondary schools because principals were given less FTE’s due to declining enrollment at most schools. https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/schools/mcps-looks-to-substitutes-to-help-offset-staff-vacancies-as-first-day-of-school-nears/[/quote] Which quoted statement in particular are you claiming isn't true? If enrollment declined at a school, doesn't it make sense that fewer FTEs would be allotted?[/quote] Don't know but am thrilled McKnight was able to head off this crisis before it became a problem. Kudos to her and MCPS for a job well done![/quote] HAHAHA. it’s not “headed off” and no one solved the problem. Don’t believe the spin.[/quote] PR team working a late one…[/quote] God, you’re exhausting. I’m not on the “PR team.” I don’t work for any school or school district. Grow up.[/quote] They hate it when anyone contradicts their crazy right-wing narrative with experiences and facts. Just ignore them and keep posting truths.[/quote]
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