Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
Her hours are too long for her son to go anywhere else.
Principal Martin is that you??!! LOL!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
No, principal's kids get away with all kinds of acting outAnonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
Her hours are too long for her son to go anywhere else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
Her hours are too long for her son to go anywhere else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Because government employees shouldn’t get special treatment at the expense of other citizens. The issue isn’t whether a principal could or should send their kid to their school. By virtue of her position, this principal had access to the chancellor, asked a favor, and the result was something no other citizen got. That seat could have gone to any number of needier or more deserving kids. DC principals make over $150 grand a year. Go rent an apt in Nw if you want to attend Wilson
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
+1. She's the freaking principal, not a politician. What's the big deal about her kid going to the school where she works?
Anonymous wrote:I actually find it off putting that staff members can’t bring their children to their school (obviously if they live within dc). I taught in another state in a huge school system and principals could sign off on family members to come to their school. It felt like a family school and it helped with building bridges to the community.
Someone will probably tell me I’m wrong but it made it nice for families and nice for the community members to see the buy in from staff and that their families came to that school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:weren't there more? Or just those 4?
that’s it.
Anonymous wrote:I would always want the principal of my kids' school to send their kids there as well. The policies would be good enough for his/her kids as well and I would imagine their kids would give them honest feedback about how things are running.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought there were 6 or 7 but a couple weren't disclosed? I might be wrong....
The families that benefited included those of Deputy Mayor for Greater Economic Opportunity Courtney Snowden, a D.C. Public Schools principal, a former D.C. elected official, the head of a nonprofit that works with DCPS, an Obama White House staffer and one of Henderson’s former classmates.
Who was the principal?
Kim Martin
Proof???
You can see here for yourself: https://apps.washingtonpost.com/g/documents/local/inspector-general-report-on-dc-school-lottery/2436/
Page 10-12 of the OIG report describes the school principal who asked for a placement. On page 11, it describes this exchange:
"On August 3, 2015, at 1:15PM, a DCPS official responded to Chancellor Henderson and Dr. Beers, stating:
This came to my attention Saturday and I completely agree - he should be able to go to Wilson. The only downside is that we have been strict about who goes to Wilson due to them being over their enrollment. One student, the principal's son, shouldn't make this an issue."
Who was principal of Wilson in August 2015??