…The Head Start incidents are just tips of the iceberg.
Prince George’s County Schools CEO Kevin Maxwell (left) and Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker at an Aug. 29 news briefing on the county’s Head Start program, which has been rocked by allegations of teacher misconduct. (WTOP/Kristi King)
Upper Marlboro — During a school board meeting Thursday, parents and other speakers expressed outrage at leaders within Prince George’s County Public Schools over recent revelations of misconduct in the Head Start program but for many who spoke, they believe problems are much worse and deeper than the media is willing to report.
The Prince George’s County Board of Education heard comments from members of the public who demanded that leaders, including the CEO of schools Kevin Maxwell, resign. Already 5 Board members have requested Board Chairperson Segun Eubanks resign his position together with his vice Chairperson.
Many staff members over the years complain there have been a number of complaints in Columbia Park Elementary from teachers and staff members about the administration’s management, staff morale and contractual violations involving the Principal. Others are engaged in questionable activities and are being covered up because of the special interest.
Principal Ms. Michelle Tyler-Skinner caught red handed selling jewelry and other merchandize for personal gain continues to be the Principal despite her shenanigan involving Head start program in her school and other willful violations. Many staff members complain how malicious she has been. This cannot be business as usual. Selective justice is no justice at all when so many far larger fish have been swimming within striking range and ignored.
The school system’s CEO Kevin Maxwell said he has taken disciplinary action against six educators involved in the misconduct, but many speakers at Thursday night’s meeting said more needs to be done. One woman even called for the county executive to step down because the cover up involves Principals involved in real criminal activities because they are well connected and cannot be touched. It’s time to demand changes and demand proper investigations in these areas, so that we can have a new beginning right away!
WUSA 9 reported that parents claim a culture of abuse and cover up.
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Yes, its about time PGCPS are revealed for all of their short comings. The sports programs are charging children and their parents $400 – $500 to participate in sporting activities then cut them from the team. However, they canot justify were the funds are goung. Head coaches sending in appropriate text messages to students threating to cut the student if they don’t follow their command. As well as Coordinaring Athletics Director told parents they need to get premission from the coach to take the children on vacation or they can cut them from the team. Demanding they wear a specific name brand and pay out of there own pockets example Wise athletes were told they could not wear no other name brand but Adidas. They only receive 20% discount at local merchants. It’s time we speak out!
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