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Anonymous wrote:MCPS is much like the Catholic church: they'll just move her around.

Bingo! Not a chance some school isn’t getting her. Probably one of the open elementaries since that’s her last in person role.

Who are we talking about? Did she recently get her doctorate?

Nah, she'll go to one of the elementary schools. Unclear who is slated for Westland but it's all worked out behind the scenes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MCPS is much like the Catholic church: they'll just move her around.

Bingo! Not a chance some school isn’t getting her. Probably one of the open elementaries since that’s her last in person role.

Westland Middle??

Anonymous wrote:MCPS is much like the Catholic church: they'll just move her around.

Bingo! Not a chance some school isn’t getting her. Probably one of the open elementaries since that’s her last in person role.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are they considering for Westland?

I can't imagine they will be able to get anyone in a permanent capacity at this point. It will be an acting for next year.

The Westland position was posted today, so maybe they are trying to fill it with someone permanent.

Anonymous wrote:Who are they considering for Westland?

I can't imagine they will be able to get anyone in a permanent capacity at this point. It will be an acting for next year.

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Anonymous wrote:Alison Serino appointed as principal of Bannockburn ES. (Westland now needs a new principal.)

There was going to be a new Principal at Westland last year (2023-2024). Serino stayed on for this year.
Good luck, WMS.

Why did she want to move to ES?

Anything to do with that Westland bus incident -chemical spilling on bus a few weeks ago?

No.

MCPS is much like the Catholic church: they'll just move her around.

Anonymous wrote:You don't necessarily want one of the MVA deans back into a in-person school. She was toxic during the pandemic and was shuffled to the MVA to keep her busy.

Sounds like a good person to furlough.

If she had stayed at her school she probably would have gotten in trouble, either with staff or with families, eventually. As it is the best thing to come out of that situation was her assistant principal, who got his own school later.

You don't necessarily want one of the MVA deans back into a in-person school. She was toxic during the pandemic and was shuffled to the MVA to keep her busy.

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Anonymous wrote:I doubt they’ll want to move more principals at this point in the season. Maybe promote an AP? Or perhaps an MVA Dean?

There were a number of central office administrators that were surplused in the last two weeks. Maybe they will be moved to acting positions in these schools that still need an administrator.

That’s a good guess. How many of them were previously principals?

They still have one more meeting on the 25th where they could appoint new permanent principals.

Anonymous wrote:I doubt they’ll want to move more principals at this point in the season. Maybe promote an AP? Or perhaps an MVA Dean?

There were a number of central office administrators that were surplused in the last two weeks. Maybe they will be moved to acting positions in these schools that still need an administrator.

I doubt they’ll want to move more principals at this point in the season. Maybe promote an AP? Or perhaps an MVA Dean?