Like you, I work for a wonderful principal who opted to go
the "blended" route. This is why I love my school too! All of my kids
passed, except 1, and she was very close. If the new person requires
it, he/she will face a storm of protests. That is why education is
like it is...too many people who don;t have a clue are making
decisions for many of us who DO have a clue. Congrats!

On 6/28/09, LCPS Math Investigations wrote:
> I am just thankful my principal was intelligent enough not to
> require us to do math investigations. I love my school for this
> reason. And guess what...I had 100 percent of my students pass the
> math SOL test and 3 of those were students with autism, 4 were ESL,
> and 3 had failed last year. I DID NOT USE MATH INVESTIGATIONS!!!
>
> I pray the new math supervisor does not REQUIRE it.
>
> On 6/28/09, Hopefully someone better! wrote:
>> If you take a poll in Loudoun County, many will happily agree
>> that we are all glad that Wymer is gone! Now, we need to get rid
>> of a few more "dead weight" people too. I have no idea who the
>> new Math Supervisor is, so if anyone can share the info, please
>> go. As for Wymer, good riddance! By the way, do we know that she
>> didn't get paid to push Investigations? Hopefully, it will be
>> someone better!
>>
>>
>> On 6/28/09, LCPS Teacher wrote:
>>> On 6/27/09, Kim wrote:
>>>> Does anyone know who the new Loudoun County Math Supervisor
>>>> is? There seems to be a cloud of secrecy over this.
>>> She is someone from the VA DOE...She can't be worse than
>>> Cheryl Wimer can she? That woman was awful and should have
>>> gotten paid by Investigations for how much she pushed it...

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