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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]First they drop CareFirst BC/BS, and now this. Yet more of Dr. McKnight's "New Beginning" for us teachers.  She should save her breath and simply give us one of these 🖕[/quote]

I know it's great that she's heading off the teacher shortage before it becomes a problem and also looking out for teachers by getting rid of a third rate insurance provider that almost nobody even takes these days.

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Oh?  If she's claiming she's "fixing the hiring problem", it sounds like a serious case of Hero Syndrome to me.  In my view, it was her total incompetence and lack of attention to staffing issues last year when teachers were begging for help, the mishandling of the January covid fiasco, flipping the bird to the MCEA on two no confidence votes, that made teachers want to quit in the first place.

And I think you meant the Maryland IG is cleaning up the MCPS insurance issues?  Unless you're saying she's taking credit for that as well?
https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/OIG/Resources/Files/PDF/IGNewsRelease/2022/MCPSRetainsPrepaidInsurancePremiumsPublication.pdf
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If you think that’s why teachers are quitting you haven’t been paying attention.  Further if McKnight is the reason, then why are districts all across the country experiencing the same problem??[/quote]

Of course, McKnight has nothing to do with it, but these cranks have an agenda. [/quote]

Ultimately she is responsible for everything going on.[/quote]

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