Anonymous
08/21/2025 13:38
Subject: Re:Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New postings today for K and Grade 2 teachers at Wyngate.
I only see K on the MCPS website.
Hmm, both were there yesterday.
Good to know, maybe they filled the space with a teacher from another school. We'll find out tomorrow I guess.
Anonymous
08/21/2025 11:56
Subject: Re:Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New postings today for K and Grade 2 teachers at Wyngate.
I only see K on the MCPS website.
Hmm, both were there yesterday.
Anonymous
08/21/2025 10:28
Subject: Re:Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:New postings today for K and Grade 2 teachers at Wyngate.
I only see K on the MCPS website.
Anonymous
08/20/2025 20:10
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Win win then
Anonymous
08/20/2025 19:26
Subject: Re:Ashburton COSA
New postings today for K and Grade 2 teachers at Wyngate.
Anonymous
08/13/2025 22:15
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Was there anything new learned from the informational zoom that they held this evening (8/13)?
Anonymous
08/12/2025 14:04
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wingate 4th grade classrooms were projected at 29 kids per class before this plan.
So will this be a win-win then bc the addition of a few Cosa students will bump the ratios just high enough to facilitate the need of another new classroom/teacher, thereby lowering all the class sizes??
Sounds plausible
Anonymous
08/12/2025 13:04
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:Wingate 4th grade classrooms were projected at 29 kids per class before this plan.
So will this be a win-win then bc the addition of a few Cosa students will bump the ratios just high enough to facilitate the need of another new classroom/teacher, thereby lowering all the class sizes??
Anonymous
08/12/2025 08:19
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Wingate 4th grade classrooms were projected at 29 kids per class before this plan.
Anonymous
08/11/2025 22:11
Subject: Ashburton COSA
Anonymous wrote:The MCPS planners who estimate enrollment projections are consistently so far off the mark. This is precisely why regular boundary studies are needed. There is no excuse for some schools to be at 60% enrollment when a neighboring school is over 100%.