Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 18:54     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Anonymous wrote:Don't let the door hit ya where the Lord split ya!

Amen to that
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 18:38     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Same here. My disdain for MCPS leadership is one thing, but I've got nothing but love for the teachers and local admin staff.

it's the teacher's union who wanted the 5 day waiver.


Nope, but I hope this made you feel better!
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:53     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

What school? MCPS is big
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:47     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Anonymous wrote:Same here. My disdain for MCPS leadership is one thing, but I've got nothing but love for the teachers and local admin staff.

it's the teacher's union who wanted the 5 day waiver.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:40     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Anonymous wrote:Literally feel the exact opposite, but you do you. When I reflect on the opportunities my kids had at MCPS compared to a private or other school districts I feel exceptionally thankful.


You are lucky. We’ve had a very mixed experience but this post is lame.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:21     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Good riddance to you!!!
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:21     Subject: Re:Good Riddance to MCPS

lol we had smoking in the senior lounge. We had a 20 yo on the football team. We didn’t even have many AP classes or an expectation to go to college.

Girls were raped on the regular at parties.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:14     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Same here. My disdain for MCPS leadership is one thing, but I've got nothing but love for the teachers and local admin staff.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:09     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Anonymous wrote:Ok. Well there are still a lot of staff who really care and work hard for your kids.
All the best to you.


I can’t speak for OP, but I share her sentiment with MCPS. School staff? Always will be remembered fondly. My son had some incredible teachers and staff members care for him. We know who to blame for how things are now. It’s not those on the ground doing the actual work. Thank you for all you do. I know the job asks a lot of you all 🙏
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:06     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Don't let the door hit ya where the Lord split ya!
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:06     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Literally feel the exact opposite, but you do you. When I reflect on the opportunities my kids had at MCPS compared to a private or other school districts I feel exceptionally thankful.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 16:00     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Ok. Well there are still a lot of staff who really care and work hard for your kids.
All the best to you.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 15:29     Subject: Re:Good Riddance to MCPS

Right there with you. Will be done in May. We moved here for the schools 10+ years ago, but now I tell my kids not to move back here if they have kids.

For those who think, nbd, it is a big deal. A large % of the student population are below level, yet, MCPS thinks taking away instruction days is a-ok. So much wasted money; focusing too much on DEI initiatives rather than academics (which is ironic given how not focusing more on academics mostly hurts URM kids).

So thankful to be done. 🙏
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 15:26     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Ok?
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2026 15:24     Subject: Good Riddance to MCPS

Almost done with MCPS as my youngest nears high school graduation. This school system has really slid a long, loooooong way down in the last 20 years. I went through MCPS myself, too. The elementary schools are still excellent but middle and high school is literal crap. Just a real POS school system now. I know people complain constantly about MCPS and I **almost** hate to chime in but I really am looking forward to saying goodbye and waving goodbye to this crap school system.