Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MCPS pays lips service when it comes to "safety" but are very into "restorative justice". We know where their priorities lie.
This. Student safety is not a priority, for sure. It’s all about optics in MCPS and sweeping incidents under the rug, whenever possible.
I would like to agree, but typically MCPS is not allowed to say anything involving minors or during police investigations and trials. The law protects minors and what can be said.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MCPS pays lips service when it comes to "safety" but are very into "restorative justice". We know where their priorities lie.
This. Student safety is not a priority, for sure. It’s all about optics in MCPS and sweeping incidents under the rug, whenever possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Basically, MCPS procedure is to have a meeting and file a report in accordance with a process.
Nothing that actually keeps kids safer.
DCUM gonna DCUM.
Maybe they were working on keeping kids safer and never got around to having a meeting and filing a report.
dp.. oh please. They didn't follow procedures twice now.
Clarksburg + Blair + Magruder = 3 times MCPS didn’t follow the law. Clark’s burg and Blair happened before Magruder. Perhaps things could have been learned with Clarksburg and Blair to improve safety before the Magruder incident happened.
MCPS has Central Office employees who should be on top of the reporting requirements as part of their jobs.
Anonymous wrote:MCPS pays lips service when it comes to "safety" but are very into "restorative justice". We know where their priorities lie.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So, the process changed and the correct person at MCPS didn't flag the change for principals.
Okay. That's not great but it is the kind of thing that happens a lot at big bureaucracies. They learned the new rule and now it is happening.
This is a non-story.
By the correct person do you mean MCPS Director of Security Ed Clarke, the former head of the Maryland Center for School Safety?
The new rule as you call it was a law passed in 2020. It's still not being followed in 2022.
Anonymous wrote:So, the process changed and the correct person at MCPS didn't flag the change for principals.
Okay. That's not great but it is the kind of thing that happens a lot at big bureaucracies. They learned the new rule and now it is happening.
This is a non-story.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Basically, MCPS procedure is to have a meeting and file a report in accordance with a process.
Nothing that actually keeps kids safer.
DCUM gonna DCUM.
Maybe they were working on keeping kids safer and never got around to having a meeting and filing a report.
dp.. oh please. They didn't follow procedures twice now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Basically, MCPS procedure is to have a meeting and file a report in accordance with a process.
Nothing that actually keeps kids safer.
DCUM gonna DCUM.
Maybe they were working on keeping kids safer and never got around to having a meeting and filing a report.
Anonymous wrote:Basically, MCPS procedure is to have a meeting and file a report in accordance with a process.
Nothing that actually keeps kids safer.
Anonymous wrote:From the story
The school system must then hold an after-action meeting and review within 45 days of the incident and file a report with the governor within 60 days following the meeting.
MCPS confirmed that report. A meeting and required review did not occur within the necessary time frame after the stabbings at Blair and Clarksburg High Schools.
https://wjla.com/news/local/mcps-fails-to-properly-report-crtical-incidents-stabbing-shooting-crime-janiz-zink-sartucci-maryland-center-for-school-safety-parents-coalition-magruder-blair-clarksburg-bcc-high-school-review-crime-law-montgomery-county-governor-glenn-youngkin#
Anonymous wrote:From the story
The school system must then hold an after-action meeting and review within 45 days of the incident and file a report with the governor within 60 days following the meeting.
MCPS confirmed that report. A meeting and required review did not occur within the necessary time frame after the stabbings at Blair and Clarksburg High Schools.
https://wjla.com/news/local/mcps-fails-to-properly-report-crtical-incidents-stabbing-shooting-crime-janiz-zink-sartucci-maryland-center-for-school-safety-parents-coalition-magruder-blair-clarksburg-bcc-high-school-review-crime-law-montgomery-county-governor-glenn-youngkin#