Anonymous wrote:She taught IB classes and certainly has shown student advocacy and leadership...I think you might give her a chance!
Teaching IB classes and being a IB Diploma Coordinator is not the same thing. Like I said, just because she was an excellent teacher does not make her great leader. She should have taken IB certification, worked with the previous coordinator and then should have a taken a position like this. Sometime aspiration can cloud good judgement.
An excellent biker is still not a good truck driver on a curvy/crowded high way. These highway gets icy too, at times. Without a proper truck license and experience the excellent biker can kill many!
I have heard several 9th grade students decided to go back to their home schools. Have not confirmed with the school yet. Current parents do not have a choice than to give her a chance. She might surprise everyone by being an empathetic leader and super advocates for the kids. But in the mean time, future parents should take a good look at alternatives before joining the program.