Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
DH went in person to give feedback. The response was “Dr Taylor says there isn’t a wrong time to do the right thing”
Well that's not promising.
I'm not gonna lie, it gives me some pleasure to see some of you squirm like this
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
DH went in person to give feedback. The response was “Dr Taylor says there isn’t a wrong time to do the right thing”
Well that's not promising.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
DH went in person to give feedback. The response was “Dr Taylor says there isn’t a wrong time to do the right thing”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
DH went in person to give feedback. The response was “Dr Taylor says there isn’t a wrong time to do the right thing”
dear lord. what is the 'right thing'?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
DH went in person to give feedback. The response was “Dr Taylor says there isn’t a wrong time to do the right thing”
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to office hours to express concerns about the options? Have they been helpful/receptive?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All comments submitted to MCPS should be public. They will hide the ball on responding to survey results. I expect censorship (similar to DCUM).
If there is any topic that should not be allowed to be determined by mob rule, it's this one. We all know that boundary revisions are within the authority of a school district, and that there will be "winners" and "losers" or at least people will perceive as such. That means this is the last thing MCPS should do is let folks with time and money dictate the process for everyone.
Nor should they allow the most progressive and vocal activists to prevail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All comments submitted to MCPS should be public. They will hide the ball on responding to survey results. I expect censorship (similar to DCUM).
If there is any topic that should not be allowed to be determined by mob rule, it's this one. We all know that boundary revisions are within the authority of a school district, and that there will be "winners" and "losers" or at least people will perceive as such. That means this is the last thing MCPS should do is let folks with time and money dictate the process for everyone.
Anonymous wrote:All comments submitted to MCPS should be public. They will hide the ball on responding to survey results. I expect censorship (similar to DCUM).