Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
They're amazing!
Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
Anonymous wrote:Everything kid museum does can be done at regular middle school tech programs if MCPS would support those programs more. Middle school tech is mostly ignored at the county level leaving teachers to make their own activities and curriculums. Principals like to make a big deal about the kid museum to make their school look better. It’s about $3000 to take students to the kid museum for a day. That money can easily be spent smarter in schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
There isn't anything comparable around here and it's really nothing short of amazing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
There isn't anything comparable around here and it's really nothing short of amazing!
Tell that to the 4 other companies that would have bid on this contract.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
There isn't anything comparable around here and it's really nothing short of amazing!
Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Love it!!
My kid volunteered in Davis library when he was in HS. Please tell me what id your child do there and what they learned?
Anonymous wrote:Love it!!
Anonymous wrote:S/o of the thread about the contract being approved w/o a competitive bid. (Which I think is not unusual for a renewal.)