Kids have found out through performance matters.

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Anonymous wrote:We have had issues with parentsquare not updating for our kindergartener, and we weren't the only ones apparently. So we missed messages during the summer regarding kindergarten information.

That’s ridiculous if schools are sending out info on an app they’ve never circulated information about. Chris Cram and his communications cronies should be replaced.

🙄 from mcps earlier this week "By December, we will transition communications to ParentSquare (which owns Remind). You are already receiving communications from MCPS through ParentSquare.

None of that tells parents to download the Parent Square app.

You don't need the app.

No but you do need to set up yet another account and password. It's too much.

It takes two minutes.

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Anonymous wrote:and the kids have hacked the system. They are changing words in the code to see their schedules.

Ooh, how?

I don’t really know. Someone’s brother helped them change words in the website code to reveal their schedules. I’m not even sure which site they hacked.

That's not a thing. The school just didn't lock it down.

Its possible. My kids told me others did it through ChatGPT. We didn't wory about it as by process of elimination with HS you can figure out who your teachers are or narrow it down.

I just checked on Canvas (ie “my MCPS classroom) and my 4th grader’s teacher is listed.

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Anonymous wrote:We have had issues with parentsquare not updating for our kindergartener, and we weren't the only ones apparently. So we missed messages during the summer regarding kindergarten information.

That’s ridiculous if schools are sending out info on an app they’ve never circulated information about. Chris Cram and his communications cronies should be replaced.

🙄 from mcps earlier this week "By December, we will transition communications to ParentSquare (which owns Remind). You are already receiving communications from MCPS through ParentSquare.

None of that tells parents to download the Parent Square app.

You don't need the app.

No but you do need to set up yet another account and password. It's too much.

They are using ChatGPT because of course they are.

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Anonymous wrote:and the kids have hacked the system. They are changing words in the code to see their schedules.

Ooh, how?

I don’t really know. Someone’s brother helped them change words in the website code to reveal their schedules. I’m not even sure which site they hacked.

That's not a thing. The school just didn't lock it down.

It's totally thing. I just watched it happen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have had issues with parentsquare not updating for our kindergartener, and we weren't the only ones apparently. So we missed messages during the summer regarding kindergarten information.

That’s ridiculous if schools are sending out info on an app they’ve never circulated information about. Chris Cram and his communications cronies should be replaced.

🙄 from mcps earlier this week "By December, we will transition communications to ParentSquare (which owns Remind). You are already receiving communications from MCPS through ParentSquare.

None of that tells parents to download the Parent Square app.

You don't need the app.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have had issues with parentsquare not updating for our kindergartener, and we weren't the only ones apparently. So we missed messages during the summer regarding kindergarten information.

That’s ridiculous if schools are sending out info on an app they’ve never circulated information about. Chris Cram and his communications cronies should be replaced.

🙄 from mcps earlier this week "By December, we will transition communications to ParentSquare (which owns Remind). You are already receiving communications from MCPS through ParentSquare.

None of that tells parents to download the Parent Square app.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have had issues with parentsquare not updating for our kindergartener, and we weren't the only ones apparently. So we missed messages during the summer regarding kindergarten information.

That’s ridiculous if schools are sending out info on an app they’ve never circulated information about. Chris Cram and his communications cronies should be replaced.

🙄 from mcps earlier this week "By December, we will transition communications to ParentSquare (which owns Remind). You are already receiving communications from MCPS through ParentSquare.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and the kids have hacked the system. They are changing words in the code to see their schedules.

Ooh, how?

I don’t really know. Someone’s brother helped them change words in the website code to reveal their schedules. I’m not even sure which site they hacked.

That's not a thing. The school just didn't lock it down.

Anonymous wrote:My child has emotional issue and has hard time making friends. We tried counseling, playdate, putting in activities. She only talks about 2 girls that feels comfortable with.

As the counselor to start a social skills group so that your daughter grows her capacity to socialize. In this county, in this economy, there’s zero guarantee that either of her two friends will be in school with her the rest of the year.

Meanwhile, teachers can’t access their courses in Canvas yet.

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Anonymous wrote:and the kids have hacked the system. They are changing words in the code to see their schedules.

Ooh, how?

I don’t really know. Someone’s brother helped them change words in the website code to reveal their schedules. I’m not even sure which site they hacked.

Anonymous wrote:and the kids have hacked the system. They are changing words in the code to see their schedules.

Ooh, how?