Anonymous wrote:If that were “all you were saying,” you wouldn’t have posted dozens (maybe hundreds) of times and tried to revive this thread constantly.
Anonymous wrote:Whittle kids or big kids?
Anonymous wrote:FWIW, after Whittle collapsed I never imagined it would come to this HoS taking up the Maret post. I assumed it would be handled quietly by the Board, Washington style. Instead of a massive embarrassment, they’d take a position elsewhere to “be closer to the family” or such.
I guess after Trump everyone’s expectations are super low and people are not easily embarrassed any longer.
Anonymous wrote:There were many sources as well as first hand accounts provided which were deliberately targeted and deleted but some still stand. I really don’t know but just so it’s not always the last word being you’re a troll when you are trolling yourself BUT without any facts, maybe just check some for yourself: google whittle directories and organizational structure, review the complaints in the DC Superior Court, read the Washington Business Journal, LinkedIn, Bios and Press Releases, Twitter, Google the rest. There’s a ton if you’re open to really looking.
And then there’s what you will not find: any comment by the HoS or his wife as the school collapsed and lives and livelihoods were devastated in the wake of the Whittle collapse and their leadership work there.
All of this above and anywhere allegedly of course.
Anonymous wrote:Core Maret values are, inter alia, integrity (?) and excellence (?). Let’s say Chris Whittle is the only guilty party, the HOS and they as a couple still showed questionable integrity, poor stewardship of the resources or lack of ability/willingness to read the financial situation of the school, and unfathomably poor business judgment. Not to mention the lack of excellence in the core job or running the school, role modeling for the students and parents, and having success in that core role in a school of comparable stature in the past 5 years.
This is getting repetitive and I’m not interested in relitigating an issue where all the facts are on one side, and they speak loudly for themselves. I’m willing to reengage if I hear a single new fact on the other side.
For example, have either HoS or his wife bothered to express any concern or remorse or address their roles? Has the wife denied being paid in 2021-2022? Has anyone explained the curious CV fudging with the whole last year of deep Whittle involvement has been erased?
You seem to think this is trolling and we should all be browbeaten into silence. That’s not the case. Addressing some of those might sway some minds, but otherwise this reads objectively — say you are advising a client — as the case to reopen the selection process.
Anonymous wrote:Core Maret values are, inter alia, integrity (?) and excellence (?). Let’s say Chris Whittle is the only guilty party, the HOS and they as a couple still showed questionable integrity, poor stewardship of the resources or lack of ability/willingness to read the financial situation of the school, and unfathomably poor business judgment. Not to mention the lack of excellence in the core job or running the school, role modeling for the students and parents, and having success in that core role in a school of comparable stature in the past 5 years.
This is getting repetitive and I’m not interested in relitigating an issue where all the facts are on one side, and they speak loudly for themselves. I’m willing to reengage if I hear a single new fact on the other side.
For example, have either HoS or his wife bothered to express any concern or remorse or address their roles? Has the wife denied being paid in 2021-2022? Has anyone explained the curious CV fudging with the whole last year of deep Whittle involvement has been erased?
You seem to think this is trolling and we should all be browbeaten into silence. That’s not the case. Addressing some of those might sway some minds, but otherwise this reads objectively — say you are advising a client — as the case to reopen the selection process.
Anonymous wrote:That’s just not what the reporting and first-hand accounts say.
But let’s say that’s the case although it’s not. In fact, the school he founded failed terribly and he didn’t “know” or was just an “employee” even though his wife per the Whittle website was the Special Assistant to the new HoS and per the reports Chris Whittle in 2021-2022 through the collapse.
He still spectacularly failed in a lesser school. Then there were documented questionable behaviors and lack of any comment or empathy for those that fared less well than his family in the collapse. That all came out AFTER the job offer.
Students get acceptances revoked for performance slipping and questionable behavior prior starting. Why not the administration?
Anonymous wrote:That’s just not what the reporting and first-hand accounts say.
But let’s say that’s the case although it’s not. In fact, the school he founded failed terribly and he didn’t “know” or was just an “employee” even though his wife per the Whittle website was the Special Assistant to the new HoS and per the reports Chris Whittle in 2021-2022 through the collapse.
He still spectacularly failed in a lesser school. Then there were documented questionable behaviors and lack of any comment or empathy for those that fared less well than his family in the collapse. That all came out AFTER the job offer.
Students get acceptances revoked for performance slipping and questionable behavior prior starting. Why not the administration?