Mr. Yarborough Resignation Carl Sandburg Middle School...
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Missi Parker
9 years ago
I no his family an I no he is a GREAT GUY!!!!....Also I went to school with him....very manable!!!
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Ted Boling
9 years ago
Terrence Yarborough is a transformative leader who deserves FCPS support. Start by declining his resignation!
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Monica Robinson
9 years ago
This seems to be a case of misguided judgement on someone who has changed the environment to help educate our children. I surely pray that this isn't based on race or hate for Mr. Yarborough
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Vicki Jones
9 years ago
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No one should be able to ruin the reputation and/or livelihood of an individual without an unbiased, fair & thorough investigation. It's obvious Mr Y has made a positive impact on the individual students, the school & community. Please be thorough!
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David Ruppe
9 years ago
It's a huge loss for the school.
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Luvinia Walker
9 years ago
He helped me a lot when I had my nieces and nephew, without his help it would have made life more difficult to deal wit h the kids education
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Kyoko Hull
9 years ago
We truly appreciate Mr. Yarborough's strong leadership at Carl Sandburg Middle School.
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Micaela Shaughnessy
9 years ago
Mr. Yarborough is wonderful and I want to see him back doing what he does best: Being a super leader of Carl Sandburg Middle School.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I know Mr. Yarborough and believe he need to be reinstated.
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Alan Hope
9 years ago
We will miss him!
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Sara Ann Porter
9 years ago
I support Mr. Yarborough remaining a Principal with Fairfax County Virginia schools.
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Christine Duffy
9 years ago
He is a wonderful principal! That student should take a course in following direction when told. We have lost a great leader for CSMS.
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Leslie Fry
9 years ago
A tragic loss. Shameful that this is the outcome. He is amazing and no student should get away with this. The dedication and leadership will be a huge loss, and he will be greatly missed. There is no accountability with our families anymore.
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Marianne Little
9 years ago
What a loss for Sandburg MS.
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Scott Madar
9 years ago
I know that many of the parents of CSMS students, and the students themselves, respected and liked Mr. Yarborough. He ran a tight ship and it showed. The school will miss him. This is a terrible loss for these students and this community.
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Nicolle Yoder
9 years ago
My daughter attended a private elementary school in the local area. When she decided that she wanted to return to public school, I was nervous for her to attend Sandburg. Those nerves were gone after attending an open house with her and meeting Mr. Yarborough. Jr. high children are special creatures and Mr. Yarborough knows how to heard those cats. Most importantly, he understands that each child is an individual and there is no one size fits all method to addressing issues. His service to our community will be greatly missed.
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Denise Madar
9 years ago
I am highly concerned for the future of Sandburg Middle School. It was like the Wild Wild West before Mr. Y arrived. Please don't let it slip back to that dark and dangerous time.
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Lizanne Sadlier
9 years ago
Mr. Yarborough is respected by the parents and the students at Sandburg, a very hard thing to accomplish. He has had such a positive affect on the school and the community. He deserves to be be supported by the school board and county administration.
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Lloyd Farmer
9 years ago
Both of my children attended CSMS and I had the opportunity to witness firsthand the great job that Mr. Yarborough did with that school. I was deeply disturbed to hear that he resigned. Administrators like Mr. Yarborough are very hard to find and I think that Fairfax County's school system will suffer without his presence. Hopefully, you will reconsider and bring him back.
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Liz Ver Hage
9 years ago
Mr Yarborough was a person who believed in the importance of service, first in the military then continuing his professional life into education. He was an active role model at Sandburg, promoting school spirit and teamwork. He knew his students and interacted with them. With over 1400 kids+ and staff, I can not imagine the daily challenges he faced not only with the issues that came up but also balancing the various personalities and backgrounds. Yet he did it, and with a smile. He believed in the importance of moving forward, reaching higher academically, and creating a learning environment for students to succeed. His message and vision for improvement was not liked by all but very few good leaders receive the initial praise they deserve. His contributions made a difference and his departure leaves us all wondering what could have been.
I no his family an I no he is a GREAT GUY!!!!....Also I went to school with him....very manable!!!
Terrence Yarborough is a transformative leader who deserves FCPS support. Start by declining his resignation!
This seems to be a case of misguided judgement on someone who has changed the environment to help educate our children. I surely pray that this isn't based on race or hate for Mr. Yarborough
No one should be able to ruin the reputation and/or livelihood of an individual without an unbiased, fair & thorough investigation. It's obvious Mr Y has made a positive impact on the individual students, the school & community. Please be thorough!
It's a huge loss for the school.
He helped me a lot when I had my nieces and nephew, without his help it would have made life more difficult to deal wit h the kids education
We truly appreciate Mr. Yarborough's strong leadership at Carl Sandburg Middle School.
Mr. Yarborough is wonderful and I want to see him back doing what he does best: Being a super leader of Carl Sandburg Middle School.
I know Mr. Yarborough and believe he need to be reinstated.
We will miss him!
I support Mr. Yarborough remaining a Principal with Fairfax County Virginia schools.
He is a wonderful principal! That student should take a course in following direction when told. We have lost a great leader for CSMS.
A tragic loss. Shameful that this is the outcome. He is amazing and no student should get away with this. The dedication and leadership will be a huge loss, and he will be greatly missed. There is no accountability with our families anymore.
What a loss for Sandburg MS.
I know that many of the parents of CSMS students, and the students themselves, respected and liked Mr. Yarborough. He ran a tight ship and it showed. The school will miss him. This is a terrible loss for these students and this community.
My daughter attended a private elementary school in the local area. When she decided that she wanted to return to public school, I was nervous for her to attend Sandburg. Those nerves were gone after attending an open house with her and meeting Mr. Yarborough. Jr. high children are special creatures and Mr. Yarborough knows how to heard those cats. Most importantly, he understands that each child is an individual and there is no one size fits all method to addressing issues. His service to our community will be greatly missed.
I am highly concerned for the future of Sandburg Middle School. It was like the Wild Wild West before Mr. Y arrived. Please don't let it slip back to that dark and dangerous time.
Mr. Yarborough is respected by the parents and the students at Sandburg, a very hard thing to accomplish. He has had such a positive affect on the school and the community. He deserves to be be supported by the school board and county administration.
Both of my children attended CSMS and I had the opportunity to witness firsthand the great job that Mr. Yarborough did with that school. I was deeply disturbed to hear that he resigned. Administrators like Mr. Yarborough are very hard to find and I think that Fairfax County's school system will suffer without his presence. Hopefully, you will reconsider and bring him back.
Mr Yarborough was a person who believed in the importance of service, first in the military then continuing his professional life into education. He was an active role model at Sandburg, promoting school spirit and teamwork. He knew his students and interacted with them. With over 1400 kids+ and staff, I can not imagine the daily challenges he faced not only with the issues that came up but also balancing the various personalities and backgrounds. Yet he did it, and with a smile. He believed in the importance of moving forward, reaching higher academically, and creating a learning environment for students to succeed. His message and vision for improvement was not liked by all but very few good leaders receive the initial praise they deserve. His contributions made a difference and his departure leaves us all wondering what could have been.