Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes. [/quote
And teachers universally pan the CO trainings and PDs as useless.
Consistent mediocrity is not better than variable excellence.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Because they aren't hiring! They're laying people off. And because I don't want to work with people who perform so poorly and for an organization whose bad reputation is so long entrenched.
So do you have any suggestions on how to improve things so that processes are more efficient? It’s like a wise man once told me, don’t complain about problems unless you’re willing to offer up meaningful solutions. Period.
I do-- it's to get rid of all the employees who are lazy and not very smart! Hope that was part of the layoff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Because they aren't hiring! They're laying people off. And because I don't want to work with people who perform so poorly and for an organization whose bad reputation is so long entrenched.
So do you have any suggestions on how to improve things so that processes are more efficient? It’s like a wise man once told me, don’t complain about problems unless you’re willing to offer up meaningful solutions. Period.
I do-- it's to get rid of all the employees who are lazy and not very smart! Hope that was part of the layoff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Because they aren't hiring! They're laying people off. And because I don't want to work with people who perform so poorly and for an organization whose bad reputation is so long entrenched.
So do you have any suggestions on how to improve things so that processes are more efficient? It’s like a wise man once told me, don’t complain about problems unless you’re willing to offer up meaningful solutions. Period.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Because they aren't hiring! They're laying people off. And because I don't want to work with people who perform so poorly and for an organization whose bad reputation is so long entrenched.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It was 6% which they said was about 100 or so positions. And that's on top of the past two years which they also had similar level reductions. There will certainly be even more for the next fiscal year given the cuts in federal funding.
So DCPS Central Office has 1600+ employees???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Well why don’t you apply and try to do some of these jobs?
Sorry, but every time I've encountered anyone from downtown I've found them exceptionally stupid and unhelpful. And everyone hates their PD. I like the idea of PD but in real life it's useless. The only people who are at all helpful or competent are the enrollment team.
Anonymous wrote:It’s so disheartening how some of you speak about central employees without understanding what they do.
Just one example: central employees provide training and professional development for leaders and teachers. This ensures that everyone receives consistent messaging/development. If it were up to the schools, there would be even more discrepancy in student outcomes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m hearing that 40% of Central Office was laid off this week. What actually happened with budget cuts?
One can dream! 🙏
DCPS central is the worst. The entire org would run better without them.
Anonymous wrote:Some of you all sound like the same folks cheering on the DODGE cuts to the federal gov't workers.
Anonymous wrote:I’m hearing that 40% of Central Office was laid off this week. What actually happened with budget cuts?