BCC HS students protest cutting down of decades old tree for short term portables. pic.twitter.com/tZX9lhTpGd
— Price Floyd (@pricefloyd) January 6, 2016
UPDATE 2:00 PM: MCPS is cutting down trees at BCC High School to make way for classroom trailers and parking during construction of an addition. MCPS claims this tree was cut down by PEPCO. How many trees will BCC High School lose in total from PEPCO and MCPS construction?
http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Beat/Web-2016/Bethesda-Chevy-Chase-High-School-Students-Protest-Tree-Cutting-Needed-to-Make-Way-for-Addition-Project/
Either cut down the tree or have overcrowded classrooms. You choose.
ReplyDeleteSays who? Sign your name. You are on the taxpayers payroll working for MCPS, so sign your name when you write these bullying comments.
DeleteYou really give yourself away with such inane responses. On what planet would those be the ONLY choices? Only on the MCPS "shut up and go away parents" planet!
There are always more choices, MCPS administrators just couldn't be bothered to think about them or evaluate them. Too busy driving your take home car and going out to lunch on your MCPS credit card?
One example: It's the "in" thing to put students in empty office space.
DeleteIs downtown Bethesda completely rented out or are there some empty offices close to BCC High School?
Parents: Please see the anonymous comment above. That is from MCPS.
DeleteWhy on earth do parents and guardians in Montgomery County continually tolerate that kind of response from public school system administrators?