Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will vote for anyone that prioritizes safety and learning over “equity”.
+1 consider that the majority of students who are hurt by violence are black and brown kids. Or, maybe MCPS admins are trying to make it more equitable by letting violence grow in schools that are not majority black/brown.
BCC is now majority non-white as of 2023-2024 school year for the first time in its history. FYI
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will vote for anyone that prioritizes safety and learning over “equity”.
+1 consider that the majority of students who are hurt by violence are black and brown kids. Or, maybe MCPS admins are trying to make it more equitable by letting violence grow in schools that are not majority black/brown.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VOTE tomorrow! Board of Education thread is pages long. READ. Know who you are voting for from the limited choices we have.
or just vote Apple ballot since that thread is full of misinformation
Don’t vote the Apple ballot. Vote for the candidates, which you think will represent your views the best. The Apple ballot has an agenda, and they have brought us the current board of education. The apple ballot has endorsed the current BOE who have put us in this current situation.
That pretty much tells me whatever I need to know about candidates. I was not impressed with the options but I really can't handle who we have now!
The Apple Ballot candidates are: Natalie Zimmerman, Laura Stewart, Rita Montoya
The incumbents are: Rebecca Smondrowski, Shebra Evans, Lynne Harris
What’s option C? That’s who I’m voting for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VOTE tomorrow! Board of Education thread is pages long. READ. Know who you are voting for from the limited choices we have.
or just vote Apple ballot since that thread is full of misinformation
Don’t vote the Apple ballot. Vote for the candidates, which you think will represent your views the best. The Apple ballot has an agenda, and they have brought us the current board of education. The apple ballot has endorsed the current BOE who have put us in this current situation.
That pretty much tells me whatever I need to know about candidates. I was not impressed with the options but I really can't handle who we have now!
The Apple Ballot candidates are: Natalie Zimmerman, Laura Stewart, Rita Montoya
The incumbents are: Rebecca Smondrowski, Shebra Evans, Lynne Harris
What’s option C? That’s who I’m voting for.
Option C has been called rebels or extremists
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VOTE tomorrow! Board of Education thread is pages long. READ. Know who you are voting for from the limited choices we have.
or just vote Apple ballot since that thread is full of misinformation
Don’t vote the Apple ballot. Vote for the candidates, which you think will represent your views the best. The Apple ballot has an agenda, and they have brought us the current board of education. The apple ballot has endorsed the current BOE who have put us in this current situation.
That pretty much tells me whatever I need to know about candidates. I was not impressed with the options but I really can't handle who we have now!
The Apple Ballot candidates are: Natalie Zimmerman, Laura Stewart, Rita Montoya
The incumbents are: Rebecca Smondrowski, Shebra Evans, Lynne Harris
What’s option C? That’s who I’m voting for.
Anonymous wrote:Write in a name. Let's pick one now for ALL to write in so none of these candidates are selected.
Anonymous wrote:*So* many teachers -- like me --and staff at my school send their kids to private. So did my teacher sister. We work in MCPS schools and certainly do not send our kids here. I miss the 90s when MCPS was actually a good school system.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VOTE tomorrow! Board of Education thread is pages long. READ. Know who you are voting for from the limited choices we have.
or just vote Apple ballot since that thread is full of misinformation
Don’t vote the Apple ballot. Vote for the candidates, which you think will represent your views the best. The Apple ballot has an agenda, and they have brought us the current board of education. The apple ballot has endorsed the current BOE who have put us in this current situation.
That pretty much tells me whatever I need to know about candidates. I was not impressed with the options but I really can't handle who we have now!
The Apple Ballot candidates are: Natalie Zimmerman, Laura Stewart, Rita Montoya
The incumbents are: Rebecca Smondrowski, Shebra Evans, Lynne Harris
What’s option C? That’s who I’m voting for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VOTE tomorrow! Board of Education thread is pages long. READ. Know who you are voting for from the limited choices we have.
or just vote Apple ballot since that thread is full of misinformation
Don’t vote the Apple ballot. Vote for the candidates, which you think will represent your views the best. The Apple ballot has an agenda, and they have brought us the current board of education. The apple ballot has endorsed the current BOE who have put us in this current situation.
That pretty much tells me whatever I need to know about candidates. I was not impressed with the options but I really can't handle who we have now!
The Apple Ballot candidates are: Natalie Zimmerman, Laura Stewart, Rita Montoya
The incumbents are: Rebecca Smondrowski, Shebra Evans, Lynne Harris
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:*So* many teachers -- like me --and staff at my school send their kids to private. So did my teacher sister. We work in MCPS schools and certainly do not send our kids here. I miss the 90s when MCPS was actually a good school system.
That's nice you are comfortable enough to send your kids to private but many of us are not. In the 90's it wasn't good either...