Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who the heck cares? How is a side job considered not being dedicated to her primary job? There are many DCPS employees who, because of their skill and talent, are hired or contracted to do other things. Who are you or anyone to say what another person should do with their time? This belief that you own another person is deeply rooted, and it sounds as if you need to do some deep reflecting and recognize your bias. Better yet, why not share with us what you do on your time, since you think that everyone is entitled to know? I'll wait.
She didn't do it on her own time and it overlapped with her official DCPS responsibilities. It put her in a conflicted position, she was double-billing for some hours, and she was using her Dc work email for outside work. Why are you defending all that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She has also mandated her principals use/provided them with materials from her side hustle…
She did a required “DCPS” training after school for my school and it was literally just a Relay course rebranded with DCPS logos. It was also very basic, like how to ask good questions or something like that. But definitely hard to tell if it was a DCPS training or a Relay training and I wonder who was paying her for that time since it was after teachers’ contract hours.
Anonymous wrote:She has also mandated her principals use/provided them with materials from her side hustle…
Anonymous wrote:Who the heck cares? How is a side job considered not being dedicated to her primary job? There are many DCPS employees who, because of their skill and talent, are hired or contracted to do other things. Who are you or anyone to say what another person should do with their time? This belief that you own another person is deeply rooted, and it sounds as if you need to do some deep reflecting and recognize your bias. Better yet, why not share with us what you do on your time, since you think that everyone is entitled to know? I'll wait.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sure there are competent, thoughtful, and honest admin out there, but I haven't met them. I teach at JR and it's a good school overall but I'm constantly amazed by how petty, dim, and uninterested in education they are.
Anonymous wrote:It doesn't matter how much she makes. She needs to be dedicated to her job. Isn't she an exempt employee at that level? She should be fully dedicated to her DCPS job instead of seeking side employment.
She has principals reporting to her-- these are the schools that report to her:
Barnard ES
Brent ES
Eaton ES
Hearst ES
JO Wilson ES
Key ES
Lafayette ES
Miner ES
Murch ES
Peabody/Watkins ES
Ross ES
School-Within-School
Thomson ES
Hearst has gone through 2 principals in the last few years. What about the others? Why is Ms. Caruthers being allowed to keep her job?