The Breakthrough Montessori principal is leaving too.

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Anonymous wrote:Where is there Marie Reed principal going?

She sent out an email saying that she will be going to work in Montgomery County MD.

Sent an email to whom? It wasn’t in the Panther Post.

I didn’t see an email either. Maybe the email was just to staff?

I don’t know about the list provided, but the AP at Hearst is leaving to become principal, unless she gets the Hearst principal job.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Oyster's principal was new THIS year, so the list might be outdated.

Is the AP leaving Hearst, too? I thought just the principal.

The poster never included the source for that list so it may be they just pulled it out of … thin air.

I thought Oyster's principal was new THIS year, so the list might be outdated.

Is the AP leaving Hearst, too? I thought just the principal.

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Hopefully.

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Anonymous wrote:Oyster-Adams
Brent
Drew
Raymond
Powell
Murch
Marie Reed
Dorothy Height
Hendley
Stanton
Smothers
John Lewis

Oyster Adams principal is leaving? How do you know?

Is this list from two years ago? I’m hoping it’s accurate- Julian Pineda is the worst thing to happen to Adams.

+1000 - Mayra was not that great but Pineda takes the cake. That man is useless!

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Anonymous wrote:The list might not be accurate but principal turnover at DCPS seems high. This was last years list of new principals. https://dcps.dc.gov/page/principal-announcements-school-year-2022-2023

Turnover is high throughout all levels of education, public and private, worldwide. The pandemic burned out a lot of people.

Nope turnover in DCPS is much higher than National numbers and our surrounding neighbors in DMV.

It probably is considerably higher than surrounding jurisdictions that are basically all suburbs. I wonder though how DCPS principal turnover compares to similar urban jurisdictions...that would likely be more telling/informative of whether something is wrong here or not.

I bet a lot higher compared to other urban schools. There is no stability because the contracts are so short. You can’t improve a school in 1-2 years. The turnover is really high.

DCPS plays musical chairs with the principal position. They can’t find quality new hires for all the needs so they move principals around to different schools.

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Anonymous wrote:Where is there Marie Reed principal going?

She sent out an email saying that she will be going to work in Montgomery County MD.

Sent an email to whom? It wasn’t in the Panther Post.

Bummer.

6 other schools will be losing their principals

Thomson
Capitol Hill Montessori
Walker Jones
Amidon-Bowen
Turner
Ketcham

Anonymous wrote:Where is there Marie Reed principal going?

She sent out an email saying that she will be going to work in Montgomery County MD.

Where is there Marie Reed principal going?

Any news on AP turn over? Hoping my school gets a new one.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The list might not be accurate but principal turnover at DCPS seems high. This was last years list of new principals. https://dcps.dc.gov/page/principal-announcements-school-year-2022-2023

Turnover is high throughout all levels of education, public and private, worldwide. The pandemic burned out a lot of people.

Nope turnover in DCPS is much higher than National numbers and our surrounding neighbors in DMV.

It probably is considerably higher than surrounding jurisdictions that are basically all suburbs. I wonder though how DCPS principal turnover compares to similar urban jurisdictions...that would likely be more telling/informative of whether something is wrong here or not.