Anonymous
02/14/2023 17:56
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm totally curious who the principal is. Seems totally inappropriate. Hope it's not the school we are starting next year, who has a new principal this year.
My principal, a male, said the same thing. He also has a reputation as a bully and will blacklist anyone that doesn’t worship him.
Is this a W middle?
No. A well regarded MS in another part of the county where the teachers are afraid to file formal complaints because the principal has been allowed to do whatever he wants for so long.
What are the complaints? If the school is good, aren't teachers usually happy?
Anonymous
02/14/2023 10:31
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:I'm totally curious who the principal is. Seems totally inappropriate. Hope it's not the school we are starting next year, who has a new principal this year.
If it s the MS start with T ?( they had a meeting on this date and new principal ) If teachers will start to leave this school , it will be even worse than the situation today. Parents must wake up and act.
Anonymous
02/14/2023 08:56
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Not required but most principals I know prefer the heads up so they are not surprised by a call for a recommendation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any teachers here know if you have to inform your principal if you are interviewing at other schools in MCPS? (Yes, I know principals talk, but just curious if its policy)
No, it is not required. However, on Monday, our principal said that she expected to be told since she would let principals who called her know she had not been informed. She seemed to think this was being sneaky. the truth is that people often interview casually because they want to know their options.
Anonymous
02/14/2023 08:23
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm totally curious who the principal is. Seems totally inappropriate. Hope it's not the school we are starting next year, who has a new principal this year.
My principal, a male, said the same thing. He also has a reputation as a bully and will blacklist anyone that doesn’t worship him.
Is this a W middle?
No. A well regarded MS in another part of the county where the teachers are afraid to file formal complaints because the principal has been allowed to do whatever he wants for so long.
Anonymous
02/14/2023 00:07
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Is this at Waters landing by chance?
Said on page one of the thread that it’s a middle school.
Anonymous
02/13/2023 22:43
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Is this at Waters landing by chance?
Anonymous
02/13/2023 20:48
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm totally curious who the principal is. Seems totally inappropriate. Hope it's not the school we are starting next year, who has a new principal this year.
My principal, a male, said the same thing. He also has a reputation as a bully and will blacklist anyone that doesn’t worship him.
Is this a W middle?
Anonymous
02/13/2023 19:04
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:I'm totally curious who the principal is. Seems totally inappropriate. Hope it's not the school we are starting next year, who has a new principal this year.
My principal, a male, said the same thing. He also has a reputation as a bully and will blacklist anyone that doesn’t worship him.
Anonymous
02/12/2023 12:49
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Do you mean SH?
I think you mean LS.
Not surprising.
is LS retiring??
It’s her first year and I don’t know why they assigned her to a magnet school when she doesn’t have experience working in that background.
Different LS that is also associated with SH
Anonymous
02/12/2023 12:26
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Do you mean SH?
I think you mean LS.
Not surprising.
is LS retiring??
It’s her first year and I don’t know why they assigned her to a magnet school when she doesn’t have experience working in that background.
Anonymous
02/12/2023 10:14
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Do you mean SH?
I think you mean LS.
Not surprising.
is LS retiring??
Anonymous
02/12/2023 08:58
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Any teachers here know if you have to inform your principal if you are interviewing at other schools in MCPS? (Yes, I know principals talk, but just curious if its policy)
No, it is not required. However, on Monday, our principal said that she expected to be told since she would let principals who called her know she had not been informed. She seemed to think this was being sneaky. the truth is that people often interview casually because they want to know their options.
Anonymous
02/12/2023 08:54
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hi! I am seeking insight from MCPS employees who seem to lurk around on here! During a staff meeting today, the principal repeatedly told staff members to come to her if we didn't want to stick around and we could be "involuntarily transferred". This is her first year at the school and she isn't popular at all. I was wondering if it looks better for her, if teachers are involuntarily transferred rather than resign their position at the school?
Sounds like a question for the union shop steward.
Our school has several union reps. They are leaving over working conditions.
Anonymous
02/11/2023 21:14
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Hi! I am seeking insight from MCPS employees who seem to lurk around on here! During a staff meeting today, the principal repeatedly told staff members to come to her if we didn't want to stick around and we could be "involuntarily transferred". This is her first year at the school and she isn't popular at all. I was wondering if it looks better for her, if teachers are involuntarily transferred rather than resign their position at the school?
Sounds like a question for the union shop steward.
Anonymous
02/11/2023 21:03
Subject: MCPS Involuntary transfer vs. resigning position
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By any chance are the principals initials DH?
Do you mean SH?
I think you mean LS.
Not surprising.