MPS needs to be taught a lesson all LAMP students have already been taught: time management. The system should focus on each and every one of its schools instead of focusing on a 2nd round of renovations for the system's newest school.
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Kendra Charbonneau
10 years ago
This has happened to my children in MPS more than once......not just at LAMP.
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Dante de Jesus
10 years ago
Please stand up for LAMP! One of Montgomery's few redeeming institutions.
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Sarah Alexander
10 years ago
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As a recent graduate of LAMP, it is ASTOUNDING to hear the complete and utter apathy that has been shown in regard to not only geometry students, but the students of an Advanced Placement course. These grades affect COLLEGE. NOT just high school. The absurdity is unambiguous.
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Jackson Hall
10 years ago
An administrative blunder on this scale is baffling in its own right, but for it to have affected the records and learning experience of these students is not only unacceptable, but indicative of a disconnect between MPS and the school that has been, and continues to be, a pattern. Vacancies occur every now and then, but unless there is plan to supply skilled educators when such vacancies appear, then students' classroom experience are not being prioritized. This sets a poor precedent for handling comparable cases--which are not uncommon, as something similar happened to LAMP's AP German students in 2011-2012.
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Dylan Wilson
10 years ago
I'm not the only one who's felt the horrible decisions of MPS
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I completely agree with this petition, as I am a student currently affected by the poor handling of this situation. I think the school system as a whole needs to be changed. Coming from a mostly regular school background, I can verify that there are issues in those kinds of schools that need to be addressed as well. The students of Montgomery deserve better.
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Catherine Ann Boutwell
10 years ago
It's time for MPS to realize that LAMP does, in fact, matter. We should be treated as such.
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Justin Mahoney
10 years ago
As a student of LAMP, I get to see this first hand. This is simply unacceptable.
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Jieun Lee
10 years ago
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I used to be in the statistic class before our great stats teacher retired last year, and I am mad at MPS for not providing our current stats students the opportunity to learn a subject they intended to take the exam of. I wanted them to have a great experience as I once did.
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Tajwar Hossain
10 years ago
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The geometry/ statistics students should not need to retake/ drop these courses - we were doing so well until our teacher just left. we are not responsible and it is not our fault that our grades have been affected- it was the authorities.
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Chad Smith
10 years ago
My name is Chad and I don't care about students. All I care about is chickens. Roll tide roll baby
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William Nutt
10 years ago
I agree with the and think that the system is very unfair as well.
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Vandana Macha
10 years ago
THIS is so unfair
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Christopher Graham
10 years ago
This is unfair we've had 2 teachers and both could barely teach geometry what so ever
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Daniel Choi
10 years ago
Thanks
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Bree Magnus
10 years ago
You can't sign kids up for failure. Correct those wrongs.
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morgan huebner
10 years ago
same with brew tech! the statistics teacher can't ever actually teach the course so they don't take the AP exam! no one is prepared
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Hannah Richardson
10 years ago
I am one of the geometry students and I completely agree!!
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Daniel Allen
10 years ago
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Student at LAMP and all of this is true. It is ridiculous how little MPS actually cares about the number 1 school in the state. We bring in the most revenue and academic prestige, yet get the least amount of attention.
MPS needs to be taught a lesson all LAMP students have already been taught: time management. The system should focus on each and every one of its schools instead of focusing on a 2nd round of renovations for the system's newest school.
This has happened to my children in MPS more than once......not just at LAMP.
Please stand up for LAMP! One of Montgomery's few redeeming institutions.
As a recent graduate of LAMP, it is ASTOUNDING to hear the complete and utter apathy that has been shown in regard to not only geometry students, but the students of an Advanced Placement course. These grades affect COLLEGE. NOT just high school. The absurdity is unambiguous.
An administrative blunder on this scale is baffling in its own right, but for it to have affected the records and learning experience of these students is not only unacceptable, but indicative of a disconnect between MPS and the school that has been, and continues to be, a pattern. Vacancies occur every now and then, but unless there is plan to supply skilled educators when such vacancies appear, then students' classroom experience are not being prioritized. This sets a poor precedent for handling comparable cases--which are not uncommon, as something similar happened to LAMP's AP German students in 2011-2012.
I'm not the only one who's felt the horrible decisions of MPS
I completely agree with this petition, as I am a student currently affected by the poor handling of this situation. I think the school system as a whole needs to be changed. Coming from a mostly regular school background, I can verify that there are issues in those kinds of schools that need to be addressed as well. The students of Montgomery deserve better.
It's time for MPS to realize that LAMP does, in fact, matter. We should be treated as such.
As a student of LAMP, I get to see this first hand. This is simply unacceptable.
I used to be in the statistic class before our great stats teacher retired last year, and I am mad at MPS for not providing our current stats students the opportunity to learn a subject they intended to take the exam of. I wanted them to have a great experience as I once did.
The geometry/ statistics students should not need to retake/ drop these courses - we were doing so well until our teacher just left. we are not responsible and it is not our fault that our grades have been affected- it was the authorities.
My name is Chad and I don't care about students. All I care about is chickens. Roll tide roll baby
I agree with the and think that the system is very unfair as well.
THIS is so unfair
This is unfair we've had 2 teachers and both could barely teach geometry what so ever
Thanks
You can't sign kids up for failure. Correct those wrongs.
same with brew tech! the statistics teacher can't ever actually teach the course so they don't take the AP exam! no one is prepared
I am one of the geometry students and I completely agree!!
Student at LAMP and all of this is true. It is ridiculous how little MPS actually cares about the number 1 school in the state. We bring in the most revenue and academic prestige, yet get the least amount of attention.