Anonymous wrote:I will say that this is my last post. Not because I am afraid as fear is something that I do not possess. I realized while walking the dog that I have giver this situation too much of my energy. I don't live my life focusing on the negative. I allowed myself to go back and relive a dark period and it stops now. I wish the plaintiffs the best and anyone else involved.
Have a good day all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please pardon the typos. I am responding from my phone and it autocorrect does what it wants to do at times.
Please be careful what you say on this board. You don't want to say something that might open you up to a lawsuit by her. I'm definitely not trying to silence you because I've found what you've posted very informative, just advice to be careful.
Anonymous wrote:Please pardon the typos. I am responding from my phone and it autocorrect does what it wants to do at times.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ordered the document as I am one that had issues with Marie. Reading this document is NO major surprise. I am reading things that I experienced during my 1 year tenure in FCPS and at MVW. What bothers me the most is that I was not the first person to suffer at the hands of this woman, however, FCPS let her go on. Now, this document spells it right out for them. There can be no more denying of the facts of what kind of person she is.
So what is the gist of the complaint(s)? What are the plaintiffs alleging?
Racial and religious discrimination. I believe the statements by the plaintiffs wholeheartedly as I was subjected to the same thing. It is scary because it is almost identical. Amazingly, she was quoted as saying things that another colleague and I "assumed" were the case. I kept a detailed timeline of our interactions and her threats. I kept all of my doctor's records from my visits (not realizing at the time that my doctor was documenting the events that I shared with her that were causing high levels of stress and anxiety from work).
The AP was pregnant and there is a clear amount of discrimination against her. The actions do not surprise me at all as this was business as usual from her while at MVW.
PP, on what grounds are the plaintiffs alleging racial and religious discrimination? Based on the quotes from the case that were provided on page 2 of this thread, I didn't see any racial or religious comments. The comments were very inappropriate and sexist, but not related to race or religion.
Your so right. 4 people putting their jobs on the line for just that..... your a genius!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ordered the document as I am one that had issues with Marie. Reading this document is NO major surprise. I am reading things that I experienced during my 1 year tenure in FCPS and at MVW. What bothers me the most is that I was not the first person to suffer at the hands of this woman, however, FCPS let her go on. Now, this document spells it right out for them. There can be no more denying of the facts of what kind of person she is.
So what is the gist of the complaint(s)? What are the plaintiffs alleging?
Racial and religious discrimination. I believe the statements by the plaintiffs wholeheartedly as I was subjected to the same thing. It is scary because it is almost identical. Amazingly, she was quoted as saying things that another colleague and I "assumed" were the case. I kept a detailed timeline of our interactions and her threats. I kept all of my doctor's records from my visits (not realizing at the time that my doctor was documenting the events that I shared with her that were causing high levels of stress and anxiety from work).
The AP was pregnant and there is a clear amount of discrimination against her. The actions do not surprise me at all as this was business as usual from her while at MVW.
PP, on what grounds are the plaintiffs alleging racial and religious discrimination? Based on the quotes from the case that were provided on page 2 of this thread, I didn't see any racial or religious comments. The comments were very inappropriate and sexist, but not related to race or religion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ordered the document as I am one that had issues with Marie. Reading this document is NO major surprise. I am reading things that I experienced during my 1 year tenure in FCPS and at MVW. What bothers me the most is that I was not the first person to suffer at the hands of this woman, however, FCPS let her go on. Now, this document spells it right out for them. There can be no more denying of the facts of what kind of person she is.
So what is the gist of the complaint(s)? What are the plaintiffs alleging?
Racial and religious discrimination. I believe the statements by the plaintiffs wholeheartedly as I was subjected to the same thing. It is scary because it is almost identical. Amazingly, she was quoted as saying things that another colleague and I "assumed" were the case. I kept a detailed timeline of our interactions and her threats. I kept all of my doctor's records from my visits (not realizing at the time that my doctor was documenting the events that I shared with her that were causing high levels of stress and anxiety from work).
The AP was pregnant and there is a clear amount of discrimination against her. The actions do not surprise me at all as this was business as usual from her while at MVW.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a child at Bailey's also, and I didn't think she was awesome. I guess it depends your personal experience with her.
Ditto. Every interaction I ever had with that particular AP was negative. I find Ms. Lemmon to be a highly effective administrator. I'd be very disappointed if these accusations are true.
People aren't perfect, and sometimes their imperfections collide. Easier to sue a principal for sticking her foot in her mouth occasionally than to sue an AP for being incompetent.
Let's just be clear:This is a bit more than sticking her foot in her mouth. If a male principal made the comments that Ms. Lemmon is alleged to have made, there would be no question that his remarks were sexist and inappropriate (hire "pretty young blondes")
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a child at Bailey's also, and I didn't think she was awesome. I guess it depends your personal experience with her.
Ditto. Every interaction I ever had with that particular AP was negative. I find Ms. Lemmon to be a highly effective administrator. I'd be very disappointed if these accusations are true.
People aren't perfect, and sometimes their imperfections collide. Easier to sue a principal for sticking her foot in her mouth occasionally than to sue an AP for being incompetent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a child at Bailey's also, and I didn't think she was awesome. I guess it depends your personal experience with her.
Ditto. Every interaction I ever had with that particular AP was negative. I find Ms. Lemmon to be a highly effective administrator. I'd be very disappointed if these accusations are true.