Anonymous
03/03/2023 21:26
Subject: Re:Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:She doesn't supervise the principals. She does wellness or some such thing for the schools on that list. It's interesting but in her goodbye post she has so many people wishing her well but no one in central office currently wishing her well. When admins leave mcps, they are apparently dead to Dr. McKnight and close colleagues. As strategies go, that seems short-sighted to me.
DCUM is always looking to aim slings and arrows at Dr McKnight.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 20:24
Subject: Re:Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
She doesn't supervise the principals. She does wellness or some such thing for the schools on that list. It's interesting but in her goodbye post she has so many people wishing her well but no one in central office currently wishing her well. When admins leave mcps, they are apparently dead to Dr. McKnight and close colleagues. As strategies go, that seems short-sighted to me.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 19:17
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:https://www.wallacefoundation.org/news-and-media/press-releases/pages/wallace-foundation-names-rotunda-floyd-cooper-director-of-ed-leadership.aspx
Dr. Floyd-Cooper had just been promoted to associate superintendent 8 months ago, after being hired by MCPS in 2020. Now she'll become a director at the Wallace Foundation.
Oh good, she’s “deeply committed to equity”.
#1 requirement for our public schools
That totally explains why MCPS are doing so well.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 19:13
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:Based on this quote from the announcement, I wonder what she did at MCPS.
“Dr. Floyd-Cooper is an accomplished leader with wide experience in helping districts build data-informed systems designed to advance the professional learning of educators and improve academic outcomes for students.”
BS
Anonymous
03/03/2023 19:07
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:I have kids at two of the schools she ‘oversees’ and have never heard of her.
I'd consider it a good thing to never hear from your principal's supervisor.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 18:15
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
I have kids at two of the schools she ‘oversees’ and have never heard of her.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 11:57
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a teacher. I have never met any of the associate superintendents. Honestly, if half of the central office staff were gone, I don't think teachers would notice right away until workloads piled up over a year.
I certainly never heard of this one. My school seems to have an adversarial relationship with central office so I try to avoid being on the list of classrooms visited when the bigwigs observe for the day.
There are three Associate Superintendents of School Support and Well-Being: Rotunda Floyd-Cooper, Peter Moran, and Diane Morris. Each of them oversees a third of the schools, mostly divided by cluster.
Floyd-Cooper's schools:
Seneca Valley HS
McAuliffe, Dr. Sally K. Ride
King MS: Lake Seneca, Waters Landing
Rockville HS
Wood MS: Barnsley, Flower Valley, Maryvale, Meadow Hall, Rock Creek Valley
Rock Terrace School, Banneker MS, Odessa Shannon MS
James H. Blake HS, NEC
Cloverly, Stonegate
Paint Branch HS, NEC
Burtonsville, Fairland, Greencastle
Briggs Chaney MS: Galway, Page
Walt Whitman HS
Pyle MS: Bannockburn, Bradley Hills, Burning Tree, Carderock Springs, Wood Acres
Stephen Knolls School
John F. Kennedy HS, DCC
Arcola, Glenallan, Kemp Mill
Argyle MS: Bel Pre, Georgian Forest, Strathmore
Col. Zadok Magruder HS
Redland MS: Cashell, Resnik, Sequoyah
Shady Grove MS: Candlewood, Flower Hill, Mill Creek Towne
Carl Sandburg Learning Center
Quince Orchard HS
Lakelands Park MS: Brown Station, Rachel Carson
Ridgeview MS: Fields Road, Jones Lane, Marshall
Walter Johnson HS
North Bethesda MS: Ashburton, Kensington Parkwood, Wyngate
Tilden MS: Farmland, Garrett Park, Luxmanor
Montgomery Virtual Academy (K–5)
Oversees? Looks at names in a pdf and goes to lunch.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 11:53
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a teacher. I have never met any of the associate superintendents. Honestly, if half of the central office staff were gone, I don't think teachers would notice right away until workloads piled up over a year.
I certainly never heard of this one. My school seems to have an adversarial relationship with central office so I try to avoid being on the list of classrooms visited when the bigwigs observe for the day.
There are three Associate Superintendents of School Support and Well-Being: Rotunda Floyd-Cooper, Peter Moran, and Diane Morris. Each of them oversees a third of the schools, mostly divided by cluster.
Floyd-Cooper's schools:
Seneca Valley HS
McAuliffe, Dr. Sally K. Ride
King MS: Lake Seneca, Waters Landing
Rockville HS
Wood MS: Barnsley, Flower Valley, Maryvale, Meadow Hall, Rock Creek Valley
Rock Terrace School, Banneker MS, Odessa Shannon MS
James H. Blake HS, NEC
Cloverly, Stonegate
Paint Branch HS, NEC
Burtonsville, Fairland, Greencastle
Briggs Chaney MS: Galway, Page
Walt Whitman HS
Pyle MS: Bannockburn, Bradley Hills, Burning Tree, Carderock Springs, Wood Acres
Stephen Knolls School
John F. Kennedy HS, DCC
Arcola, Glenallan, Kemp Mill
Argyle MS: Bel Pre, Georgian Forest, Strathmore
Col. Zadok Magruder HS
Redland MS: Cashell, Resnik, Sequoyah
Shady Grove MS: Candlewood, Flower Hill, Mill Creek Towne
Carl Sandburg Learning Center
Quince Orchard HS
Lakelands Park MS: Brown Station, Rachel Carson
Ridgeview MS: Fields Road, Jones Lane, Marshall
Walter Johnson HS
North Bethesda MS: Ashburton, Kensington Parkwood, Wyngate
Tilden MS: Farmland, Garrett Park, Luxmanor
Montgomery Virtual Academy (K–5)
Anonymous
03/03/2023 10:57
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:I am a teacher. I have never met any of the associate superintendents. Honestly, if half of the central office staff were gone, I don't think teachers would notice right away until workloads piled up over a year.
I certainly never heard of this one. My school seems to have an adversarial relationship with central office so I try to avoid being on the list of classrooms visited when the bigwigs observe for the day.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 10:37
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Based on this quote from the announcement, I wonder what she did at MCPS.
“Dr. Floyd-Cooper is an accomplished leader with wide experience in helping districts build data-informed systems designed to advance the professional learning of educators and improve academic outcomes for students.”
“Dr. Floyd-Cooper is an accomplished leader with wide experience in helping districts build data-informed systems designed to advance the professional learning of educators and improve academic outcomes for students.”
Anonymous
03/03/2023 10:00
Subject: Re:Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
LOL dang. I guess MCPS was too much of a disaster for her to stick around for even a year.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 09:56
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
I am a teacher. I have never met any of the associate superintendents. Honestly, if half of the central office staff were gone, I don't think teachers would notice right away until workloads piled up over a year.
Anonymous
03/03/2023 09:51
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:https://www.wallacefoundation.org/news-and-media/press-releases/pages/wallace-foundation-names-rotunda-floyd-cooper-director-of-ed-leadership.aspx
Dr. Floyd-Cooper had just been promoted to associate superintendent 8 months ago, after being hired by MCPS in 2020. Now she'll become a director at the Wallace Foundation.
Who?
Anonymous
03/03/2023 08:19
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
Anonymous wrote:https://www.wallacefoundation.org/news-and-media/press-releases/pages/wallace-foundation-names-rotunda-floyd-cooper-director-of-ed-leadership.aspx
Dr. Floyd-Cooper had just been promoted to associate superintendent 8 months ago, after being hired by MCPS in 2020. Now she'll become a director at the Wallace Foundation.
Congratulations!
Anonymous
03/03/2023 07:27
Subject: Associate superintendent leaving MCPS
https://www.wallacefoundation.org/news-and-media/press-releases/pages/wallace-foundation-names-rotunda-floyd-cooper-director-of-ed-leadership.aspx
Dr. Floyd-Cooper had just been promoted to associate superintendent 8 months ago, after being hired by MCPS in 2020. Now she'll become a director at the Wallace Foundation.
Dr. Floyd-Cooper had just been promoted to associate superintendent 8 months ago, after being hired by MCPS in 2020. Now she'll become a director at the Wallace Foundation.