Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK MCPS staff, apparently a basket of lazy fools who can't find their rear ends with both hands and the map, and never go into the schools they are responsible for, are going to go through a spreadsheet to look up student names from id (because these fools can't make a tech system that works either, right?), and then go hunt down and retaliate against a student or parent thet gave never met (how? Changing their grades? Editing the magnet school admission list?)

These are surveys about your particular school. So it is not all of MCPS central office sorting ID numbers. All you have to do is say something true, like the FL department is poorly organized and that department can figure it out and put your kid, though no fault of theirs on the "we don't like you" list. This can hurt on the margins.

People who can't see how this could be bad for students/families are either gaslighting or have not experienced the dark side of MCPS.

Fear mongering!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK MCPS staff, apparently a basket of lazy fools who can't find their rear ends with both hands and the map, and never go into the schools they are responsible for, are going to go through a spreadsheet to look up student names from id (because these fools can't make a tech system that works either, right?), and then go hunt down and retaliate against a student or parent thet gave never met (how? Changing their grades? Editing the magnet school admission list?)

These are surveys about your particular school. So it is not all of MCPS central office sorting ID numbers. All you have to do is say something true, like the FL department is poorly organized and that department can figure it out and put your kid, though no fault of theirs on the "we don't like you" list. This can hurt on the margins.

People who can't see how this could be bad for students/families are either gaslighting or have not experienced the dark side of MCPS.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK MCPS staff, apparently a basket of lazy fools who can't find their rear ends with both hands and the map, and never go into the schools they are responsible for, are going to go through a spreadsheet to look up student names from id (because these fools can't make a tech system that works either, right?), and then go hunt down and retaliate against a student or parent thet gave never met (how? Changing their grades? Editing the magnet school admission list?)

These are surveys about your particular school. So it is not all of MCPS central office sorting ID numbers. All you have to do is say something true, like the FL department is poorly organized and that department can figure it out and put your kid, though no fault of theirs on the "we don't like you" list. This can hurt on the margins.

Anonymous wrote:Does MCPS not realize that their request to enter a student number on a parent survey is going to reduce responses by 50% ???

Anonymous wrote:OK MCPS staff, apparently a basket of lazy fools who can't find their rear ends with both hands and the map, and never go into the schools they are responsible for, are going to go through a spreadsheet to look up student names from id (because these fools can't make a tech system that works either, right?), and then go hunt down and retaliate against a student or parent thet gave never met (how? Changing their grades? Editing the magnet school admission list?)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does MCPS not realize that their request to enter a student number on a parent survey is going to reduce responses by 50% ???

It's nothing new. They have done it for every survey.

Naw, you're gaslighting. They have never asked this before on parent surveys. They've tracked IP addresses before.