Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out-you have no idea the extra work you create for the poor office folks in the school that have to track them all down and try and get 100% completion! It take you 2 minutes per child and them hours and hours and hours of work!
The best thing you can do is make sure the school isn’t behind on any administrative task the parents are asking of you. Parents aren’t going to rush to get things done if they see the school being lackadaisical.
This!! We can barely get teachers to teach or communicate at my child's school why should families hop to what FCPS needs done. I always did things right away now I think why does it matter the school can't seem to do the basics.
Some people choose to be part of the problem rather than part of the solution. Put people like that on both sides of an issue and you get exactly what you are complaining about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's one of the few ways parents can get back at FCPS by hitting them in the pocket.
You are an idiot. You are hurting the kids attending the schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out-you have no idea the extra work you create for the poor office folks in the school that have to track them all down and try and get 100% completion! It take you 2 minutes per child and them hours and hours and hours of work!
The best thing you can do is make sure the school isn’t behind on any administrative task the parents are asking of you. Parents aren’t going to rush to get things done if they see the school being lackadaisical.
This!! We can barely get teachers to teach or communicate at my child's school why should families hop to what FCPS needs done. I always did things right away now I think why does it matter the school can't seem to do the basics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out-you have no idea the extra work you create for the poor office folks in the school that have to track them all down and try and get 100% completion! It take you 2 minutes per child and them hours and hours and hours of work!
The best thing you can do is make sure the school isn’t behind on any administrative task the parents are asking of you. Parents aren’t going to rush to get things done if they see the school being lackadaisical.
Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out-you have no idea the extra work you create for the poor office folks in the school that have to track them all down and try and get 100% completion! It take you 2 minutes per child and them hours and hours and hours of work!
Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out-you have no idea the extra work you create for the poor office folks in the school that have to track them all down and try and get 100% completion! It take you 2 minutes per child and them hours and hours and hours of work!
Anonymous wrote:It's one of the few ways parents can get back at FCPS by hitting them in the pocket.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's one of the few ways parents can get back at FCPS by hitting them in the pocket.
Yes! Let’s stick it to the kids because we are mad at FCPS! Woo hoo!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out. When you don't, teachers get chastised, harassed, and pressured to contact you repeatedly, which takes away from time needed for planning and grading. When families don't fill out the form, teachers are told that it's their fault.
Tell the people harassing and pressuring you that you’re worried the parents of your students, presently receiving no salaries, would interpret this as intensely disrespectful. You’ll be correct.
Anonymous wrote:Please fill it out. When you don't, teachers get chastised, harassed, and pressured to contact you repeatedly, which takes away from time needed for planning and grading. When families don't fill out the form, teachers are told that it's their fault.
