Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Um this does not give me ANY confidence in the ability of Rashad Young to lead. You have to read this exchange ... wow

https://twitter.com/Young_CityDC/status/865219354899755008

He doesn't get it either!!! If you don't enroll on time then your slot goes to the next child on the waitlist! It isn't there for you to enroll at any point in time when you feel like it.

I can't on the lack of residency proof. I mean these people are joking. Please tell me they are joking.

You know who looks like Saints in all of this? The Principals who get these parents shoved down their throats and have to fit in kids to schools with no room and packed to the gills. Especially the CHM@L Principal who had to accept a student yet couldn't help get a teacher's kid in.

I simply do not understand this at all If he didn't have proof of residency then how did he get in the lottery / enroll his kid in school? Is he even a resident of the District?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Um this does not give me ANY confidence in the ability of Rashad Young to lead. You have to read this exchange ... wow

https://twitter.com/Young_CityDC/status/865219354899755008

He doesn't get it either!!! If you don't enroll on time then your slot goes to the next child on the waitlist! It isn't there for you to enroll at any point in time when you feel like it.

I can't on the lack of residency proof. I mean these people are joking. Please tell me they are joking.

You know who looks like Saints in all of this? The Principals who get these parents shoved down their throats and have to fit in kids to schools with no room and packed to the gills. Especially the CHM@L Principal who had to accept a student yet couldn't help get a teacher's kid in.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Um this does not give me ANY confidence in the ability of Rashad Young to lead. You have to read this exchange ... wow

https://twitter.com/Young_CityDC/status/865219354899755008

He doesn't get it either!!! If you don't enroll on time then your slot goes to the next child on the waitlist! It isn't there for you to enroll at any point in time when you feel like it.

I can't on the lack of residency proof. I mean these people are joking. Please tell me they are joking.

You know who looks like Saints in all of this? The Principals who get these parents shoved down their throats and have to fit in kids to schools with no room and packed to the gills. Especially the CHM@L Principal who had to accept a student yet couldn't help get a teacher's kid in.

And the way Kaya shamed and chided that principal for asking on behalf of the teacher is breathtaking. Audacity is where Kaya lives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Um this does not give me ANY confidence in the ability of Rashad Young to lead. You have to read this exchange ... wow

https://twitter.com/Young_CityDC/status/865219354899755008

He doesn't get it either!!! If you don't enroll on time then your slot goes to the next child on the waitlist! It isn't there for you to enroll at any point in time when you feel like it.

I can't on the lack of residency proof. I mean these people are joking. Please tell me they are joking.

You know who looks like Saints in all of this? The Principals who get these parents shoved down their throats and have to fit in kids to schools with no room and packed to the gills. Especially the CHM@L Principal who had to accept a student yet couldn't help get a teacher's kid in.

Anonymous wrote:Its funny to me how the same people who are often against "school choice" and FOR economic equity and opportunity (i.e. liberal Democratic policy makers) would skip to the front of the line for their own children.

Skip skip skip

Anonymous wrote:Um this does not give me ANY confidence in the ability of Rashad Young to lead. You have to read this exchange ... wow

https://twitter.com/Young_CityDC/status/865219354899755008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Snowden's explanation from her FB page:
"First, let me thank you for the overwhelming out pouring of support. I love my boys, and being their mom has truly been the greatest honor of my life. Like every parent, I take the responsibility of raising my babies very seriously. You know that, if you don't know anything else about me.

Second, let me just clear up some facts. I went through the lottery, as every parent interested in a DC Public School placement does. To my knowledge, my baby was not matched to any school.

As is the right of any District parent, I petitioned DCPS to secure a discretionary placement, and I am grateful that Chancellor Henderson was able to assist in securing a seat at a school that fit my child's unique needs.

Some of you are aware of some of the challenges Malik experienced in his previous school, and I am so grateful that DCPS has such wonderfully diverse options to meet the needs of students with different learning styles.

Now, back to the work of expanding opportunity for every single District resident in all 8 wards."

Huh.

What's most disturbing about all of this is that NONE of them—Beers, Henderson, Snowden—think they did anything wrong.

Who is "Beers"? Nathaniel Beers? Did he also get special treatment for his children? I genuinely think families who were shut out of the lottery this year (and anyone else who wants) should file a class action suit against the District and name Kaya any anyone else involved in this scam.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Snowden's explanation from her FB page:
"First, let me thank you for the overwhelming out pouring of support. I love my boys, and being their mom has truly been the greatest honor of my life. Like every parent, I take the responsibility of raising my babies very seriously. You know that, if you don't know anything else about me.

Second, let me just clear up some facts. I went through the lottery, as every parent interested in a DC Public School placement does. To my knowledge, my baby was not matched to any school.

As is the right of any District parent, I petitioned DCPS to secure a discretionary placement, and I am grateful that Chancellor Henderson was able to assist in securing a seat at a school that fit my child's unique needs.

Some of you are aware of some of the challenges Malik experienced in his previous school, and I am so grateful that DCPS has such wonderfully diverse options to meet the needs of students with different learning styles.

Now, back to the work of expanding opportunity for every single District resident in all 8 wards."

Huh.

What's most disturbing about all of this is that NONE of them—Beers, Henderson, Snowden—think they did anything wrong.

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Snowden's explanation from her FB page:
"First, let me thank you for the overwhelming out pouring of support. I love my boys, and being their mom has truly been the greatest honor of my life. Like every parent, I take the responsibility of raising my babies very seriously. You know that, if you don't know anything else about me.

Second, let me just clear up some facts. I went through the lottery, as every parent interested in a DC Public School placement does. To my knowledge, my baby was not matched to any school.

As is the right of any District parent, I petitioned DCPS to secure a discretionary placement, and I am grateful that Chancellor Henderson was able to assist in securing a seat at a school that fit my child's unique needs.

Some of you are aware of some of the challenges Malik experienced in his previous school, and I am so grateful that DCPS has such wonderfully diverse options to meet the needs of students with different learning styles.

Now, back to the work of expanding opportunity for every single District resident in all 8 wards."

Huh.

Anonymous wrote:Its funny to me how the same people who are often against "school choice" and FOR economic equity and opportunity (i.e. liberal Democratic policy makers) would skip to the front of the line for their own children.

Skip skip skip

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Snowden's explanation from her FB page:
"First, let me thank you for the overwhelming out pouring of support. I love my boys, and being their mom has truly been the greatest honor of my life. Like every parent, I take the responsibility of raising my babies very seriously. You know that, if you don't know anything else about me.

Second, let me just clear up some facts. I went through the lottery, as every parent interested in a DC Public School placement does. To my knowledge, my baby was not matched to any school.

As is the right of any District parent, I petitioned DCPS to secure a discretionary placement, and I am grateful that Chancellor Henderson was able to assist in securing a seat at a school that fit my child's unique needs.

Some of you are aware of some of the challenges Malik experienced in his previous school, and I am so grateful that DCPS has such wonderfully diverse options to meet the needs of students with different learning styles.

Now, back to the work of expanding opportunity for every single District resident in all 8 wards."

Huh.

Anonymous wrote:Kaya is more old DC than new DC, we need to hit the reset button. Bowser is marginal at best and being run over by the establishment