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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For anyone who hasn't figured it out yet, Sah Brown is a tall, dark skinned black man. That may be informing the perceived lack of deference that was shown to the IB Mommy who wanted to have her ass kissed and some of the unease at having a black man from a school with poor kids taking over JR. The subtext here is "Can a black man really understand the UMC needs of our JR population?"[/quote]

Stop your angry, twisted race-baiting. It belongs in a century gone by.

The mom asked for stats the principal would have had in his head. How do requests for stats comprise ass kissing? The true subtext is, DCPS, up your game to make neighborhood schools just that, schools most neighborhood families embrace with confidence. Enough Easterns already. This candidate doesn't impress through and through.  His race is immaterial to reasonable, thoughtful ed stakeholders in the District (read the great majority of said stakeholders).

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No kidding. It's as though huge swaths of DC residents *want* their kids to be illiterate and innumerate, or at least prefer that to having a school system address the "special needs" of people who aren't low SES and well below grade level.[/quote]

So now we have an announcement that a qualified black man was hired as principal in Ward 3 which leads the completely rational parents of DCUM jump to [i]you must want your kids to be "illiterate and innumerate."[/i]  I hate it here.[/quote]

Qualified to head up JR only in the realm of utter mediocrity.  That's all he and his track record are.  I see nothing exceptional in this candidate.  Could care less about the black man component.[/quote]

If he didn't have much success at Eastern, why send him to the largest HS in DC?[/quote]

Bc most people don’t measure success the way the sheep of DCUM do [/quote]

Explain to us what metrics you are using that suggest Eastern is a high quality school [/quote]

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