Anonymous wrote:Vast majority of Texans want their kids in school. Once you look outside DMV bubble, you realize most places are opening up with mitigation. And closing only directly affected areas when a rise in cases.

Did you poll every single Texas parent to find out what they want?

Anonymous wrote:Y’all want Brabrand?

We'll send you Braband, some cap relief, and a first round draft pick.

Y’all want Brabrand?

Vast majority of Texans want their kids in school. Once you look outside DMV bubble, you realize most places are opening up with mitigation. And closing only directly affected areas when a rise in cases.

I bet they are paying him as much or more and the houses are dirt cheap.

Anonymous wrote:Was just introduced as new super at a district in Texas. WOW. What a time to leave.

Perfect timing if you ask me. Right after he receives the $20,000 bonus.

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Anonymous wrote:I mean he's got to be thrilled to be able to work for a district that didn't cancel school for the year.

You realize ... he... chose not to open this schoo- oh nevermind

Was he not playing to the local politics, fear mongering, and such? You think he's going to go to a hotter spot Texas and shut it all down?

Good riddance

We have one in Alexandria you can have.

Anonymous wrote:I mean he's got to be thrilled to be able to work for a district that didn't cancel school for the year.

You realize ... he... chose not to open this schoo- oh nevermind

As a Loudoun teacher; this sucks. Yet another huge transition in a hard year. I am hoping the new one has the same vocal commitment to equity and anti racism as Williams does. It is sorely needed to be able to teach how we need to teach to have that support.

I mean he's got to be thrilled to be able to work for a district that didn't cancel school for the year.

Where did you see this?

Was just introduced as new super at a district in Texas. WOW. What a time to leave.