Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Overall he’s liked well enough but there are concerns with him becoming the principal. He doesn’t have any other experience. He went to school here, taught here and was an assistant principal here.
There are an unfortunately large number of folks in FC who will tell you that’s better than having experience elsewhere.
Anyway, if the current associate principal ever actually assumes his new role as asst principal, I’ll eat my hat.
Who are you talking about? Rob Carey? You're saying he won't actually assume the new role as assistant principal?
The current MHS associate principal will likely never assume his new role as assistant principal. They don’t want him to stay but can’t fire him.
I'm confused. The current MHS associate principal is Dave Serentsis and the announcement said he is pursuing a principal job in FCPS for next year. Peter Laub is supposed to be the new MHS associate principal and Rob Carey is supposed to be MHS Assistant Principal for Student Support, a newly created position. Are you saying Rob won't really assume that role because they want to get rid of him? Why would that be? And BTW Rob didn't go to school in FCCPS although Peter Laub did. If I'm wrong about any of this please correct me, but also please help me understand what you are talking about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Overall he’s liked well enough but there are concerns with him becoming the principal. He doesn’t have any other experience. He went to school here, taught here and was an assistant principal here.
There are an unfortunately large number of folks in FC who will tell you that’s better than having experience elsewhere.
Anyway, if the current associate principal ever actually assumes his new role as asst principal, I’ll eat my hat.
Who are you talking about? Rob Carey? You're saying he won't actually assume the new role as assistant principal?
The current MHS associate principal will likely never assume his new role as assistant principal. They don’t want him to stay but can’t fire him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
I don't know anything about the HS person who is leaving but Rob is my favorite admin in all of FCCPS--so was this a demotion for him as well or he wanted the change in his role? I hope he stays!
Rob is awesome and the kids love him, but this does feel like a demotion.That said, there are a ton of behavioral issues at that campus so maybe he'll actually be able to do some good in this new (made up??) role. I think he could have used more support at MEH to deal with all the post-covid behavioral nonsense. Hope he stays!
Its possible Rob couldnt bow down to the KING enough for the KING's liking....we know who that is..and I pray he gets replaced but it wont happen ..although im happy he is being idealized less by the School Board recently...I am happy to see the new SB members challenging him some--the old SB just rolled with whatever nonsense he wanted....
I'm pretty sure this was largely Valerie Hardy's decision so is she the KING you speak of?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
I don't know anything about the HS person who is leaving but Rob is my favorite admin in all of FCCPS--so was this a demotion for him as well or he wanted the change in his role? I hope he stays!
Rob is awesome and the kids love him, but this does feel like a demotion.That said, there are a ton of behavioral issues at that campus so maybe he'll actually be able to do some good in this new (made up??) role. I think he could have used more support at MEH to deal with all the post-covid behavioral nonsense. Hope he stays!
Its possible Rob couldnt bow down to the KING enough for the KING's liking....we know who that is..and I pray he gets replaced but it wont happen ..although im happy he is being idealized less by the School Board recently...I am happy to see the new SB members challenging him some--the old SB just rolled with whatever nonsense he wanted....
I'm pretty sure this was largely Valerie Hardy's decision so is she the KING you speak of?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Overall he’s liked well enough but there are concerns with him becoming the principal. He doesn’t have any other experience. He went to school here, taught here and was an assistant principal here.
There are an unfortunately large number of folks in FC who will tell you that’s better than having experience elsewhere.
Anyway, if the current associate principal ever actually assumes his new role as asst principal, I’ll eat my hat.
Who are you talking about? Rob Carey? You're saying he won't actually assume the new role as assistant principal?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
I don't know anything about the HS person who is leaving but Rob is my favorite admin in all of FCCPS--so was this a demotion for him as well or he wanted the change in his role? I hope he stays!
Rob is awesome and the kids love him, but this does feel like a demotion.That said, there are a ton of behavioral issues at that campus so maybe he'll actually be able to do some good in this new (made up??) role. I think he could have used more support at MEH to deal with all the post-covid behavioral nonsense. Hope he stays!
Its possible Rob couldnt bow down to the KING enough for the KING's liking....we know who that is..and I pray he gets replaced but it wont happen ..although im happy he is being idealized less by the School Board recently...I am happy to see the new SB members challenging him some--the old SB just rolled with whatever nonsense he wanted....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Overall he’s liked well enough but there are concerns with him becoming the principal. He doesn’t have any other experience. He went to school here, taught here and was an assistant principal here.
There are an unfortunately large number of folks in FC who will tell you that’s better than having experience elsewhere.
Anyway, if the current associate principal ever actually assumes his new role as asst principal, I’ll eat my hat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Overall he’s liked well enough but there are concerns with him becoming the principal. He doesn’t have any other experience. He went to school here, taught here and was an assistant principal here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Laub is great. I’m glad he got the high school job. The new middle school guy must be amazing because everybody loves Rob Carey.
Anonymous wrote:What was the deal with the old (current) principal at MHS?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
I don't know anything about the HS person who is leaving but Rob is my favorite admin in all of FCCPS--so was this a demotion for him as well or he wanted the change in his role? I hope he stays!
Rob is awesome and the kids love him, but this does feel like a demotion.That said, there are a ton of behavioral issues at that campus so maybe he'll actually be able to do some good in this new (made up??) role. I think he could have used more support at MEH to deal with all the post-covid behavioral nonsense. Hope he stays!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.
I don't know anything about the HS person who is leaving but Rob is my favorite admin in all of FCCPS--so was this a demotion for him as well or he wanted the change in his role? I hope he stays!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the leadership change that seems imminent?
It should be public now, even if the public spin isn’t exactly reflective of reality.
for HS associate principal?
Yes, the demotion/imminent departure of the associate principal who nobody wanted to stay. Too bad they chose a FCCPS lifer to replace him though. There are too many of those in the system already.