Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any DUI let alone repeat offenders demonstrates a blatant lack of judgment and willingness to obey the law. All crimes should be required to be reported.

What about an affair with a staff member? Is that a crime? I’ve seen Virginia principals get removed for that but not in MCPS

No, it's not a crime. It can still be wrong and grounds for dismissal.

It can become a sexual harassment case since one party supervises the other. Definitely not professional and becomes a tricky tight rope for the principal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any DUI let alone repeat offenders demonstrates a blatant lack of judgment and willingness to obey the law. All crimes should be required to be reported.

What about an affair with a staff member? Is that a crime? I’ve seen Virginia principals get removed for that but not in MCPS

No, it's not a crime. It can still be wrong and grounds for dismissal.

They are both still at the school. The principal at least filed for divorce.

In other cases I’ve seen principals (men and women) moved to other schools, in some cases displacing other more deserving principals who were in line for that slot.