Anonymous wrote:Ha! He's totally right and I would definitely love to hear a candid Dr. Taylor in an email response, but it reads that it was written to someone who he maybe trusted more than he should.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Adam Pagnucco posted an email that was forwarded to him from a community member who engaged with Taylor after Md. State Senator Cheryl Kagan criticized MCPS and Taylor for their decisions on Wootton. The response to the community member was quite revealing and Pagnucco reprinted it since he felt it revealed something about Taylor's character and/or his state of mind.
SOURCE: https://montgomeryperspective.com/2026/02/23/taylor-whats-the-worst-that-could-happen-they-fire-me/
Taylor’s email to the reader is printed below.
*****
This really means a lot. The data is what the data is – I can’t change it. Politicians who chest-thump is nothing new in Montgomery County. I work for politicians, but I am not one and I also don’t wobble when they fuss (this makes them uncomfortable). Been doing this a long time…what’s the worst that could happen? They fire me? …great! Maybe I’ll get a full night’s sleep for once. 🙂
In all seriousness, the state has no role in this, especially individual legislators. We’ll get through this. And yes – Magruder finally has a clear path! They will be in the next CIP…I just wish it didn’t take so dang long to get stuff done around here.
Again, thanks for reaching out. Onward…!
All my best,
Thomas
Oh this email only confirms again that he is a narcissist. I appreciate him not bending toward politicians, but meanwhile it also reveals his extreme arrogance and belief in himself that he is always the smartest elephant in the room.
+1 sounds like he thinks of himself as an education bro :barf:
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Adam Pagnucco posted an email that was forwarded to him from a community member who engaged with Taylor after Md. State Senator Cheryl Kagan criticized MCPS and Taylor for their decisions on Wootton. The response to the community member was quite revealing and Pagnucco reprinted it since he felt it revealed something about Taylor's character and/or his state of mind.
SOURCE: https://montgomeryperspective.com/2026/02/23/taylor-whats-the-worst-that-could-happen-they-fire-me/
Taylor’s email to the reader is printed below.
*****
This really means a lot. The data is what the data is – I can’t change it. Politicians who chest-thump is nothing new in Montgomery County. I work for politicians, but I am not one and I also don’t wobble when they fuss (this makes them uncomfortable). Been doing this a long time…what’s the worst that could happen? They fire me? …great! Maybe I’ll get a full night’s sleep for once. 🙂
In all seriousness, the state has no role in this, especially individual legislators. We’ll get through this. And yes – Magruder finally has a clear path! They will be in the next CIP…I just wish it didn’t take so dang long to get stuff done around here.
Again, thanks for reaching out. Onward…!
All my best,
Thomas
Oh this email only confirms again that he is a narcissist. I appreciate him not bending toward politicians, but meanwhile it also reveals his extreme arrogance and belief in himself that he is always the smartest elephant in the room.
Anonymous wrote:Adam Pagnucco posted an email that was forwarded to him from a community member who engaged with Taylor after Md. State Senator Cheryl Kagan criticized MCPS and Taylor for their decisions on Wootton. The response to the community member was quite revealing and Pagnucco reprinted it since he felt it revealed something about Taylor's character and/or his state of mind.
SOURCE: https://montgomeryperspective.com/2026/02/23/taylor-whats-the-worst-that-could-happen-they-fire-me/
Taylor’s email to the reader is printed below.
*****
This really means a lot. The data is what the data is – I can’t change it. Politicians who chest-thump is nothing new in Montgomery County. I work for politicians, but I am not one and I also don’t wobble when they fuss (this makes them uncomfortable). Been doing this a long time…what’s the worst that could happen? They fire me? …great! Maybe I’ll get a full night’s sleep for once. 🙂
In all seriousness, the state has no role in this, especially individual legislators. We’ll get through this. And yes – Magruder finally has a clear path! They will be in the next CIP…I just wish it didn’t take so dang long to get stuff done around here.
Again, thanks for reaching out. Onward…!
All my best,
Thomas
Anonymous wrote:He sounds like he had no idea exactly what a monster he was walking into by taking this job, with all the politics, nepotism, and hysterical loony parents. This isn't little Stafford County.
This is the first time I've felt a slight sense of empathy for him. No one sane would want this job. The systems are too big, the problematic admins and their minions have wormed their tentacles in for 30+ years and no one superintendent can tease it all out, and a significant minority of the parents in this county are utterly vile.
I don't like him, but the perfect candidate isn't out there. Because again, nobody decent wants this job.
Anonymous wrote:I mean he turned down the job multiple times. Only took it because he felt an obligation to his home county and he's super public about it. I don't agree with a lot of things on the curriculum side but I do think he's trying to right the ship and focus on the safety of the buildings.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like his style.
All Trump supporters do.
Ha. I am a foreigner waiting for a green card, so... rather the opposite. You're a bit ridiculous for writing that comment and thinking it makes any kind of point.
Trump ignores court orders. Taylor ignores court orders.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like his style.
All Trump supporters do.
Ha. I am a foreigner waiting for a green card, so... rather the opposite. You're a bit ridiculous for writing that comment and thinking it makes any kind of point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like his style.
All Trump supporters do.