 are the schools I know the best. Second, with 20%, was, very surprisingly, the Northeast quadrant, and I thank you for your support. The Southeast came in at 18%, with the Northwest at 9%. I promise you folks in the Northwest quadrant that I’ll try to give your schools a little more love, and SE, you always have my support.

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International

1

Teach in NW, live in NE

1

Nashville

1

Magnet

Question number 2 asked about whether or not you plan to attend a ProjectLit book club meeting. I must admit, this is one where the answers made me sad. The number one answer was an even split between “on my calendar” and “just not interested.” I don’t know what is muting the interest, but I beg of you to reconsider. If you attend one, you won’t be sorry. The number two answer at 16% mentioned that none of the meetings were at a nearby school, which I know for a fact is being worked on. Several of you also referenced inconvenient times, which is also an issue being addressed.

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My school has a great program already in place. Kids read 1000+ pages a quarter

1

I went this summer, ya’ll GO!

1

Creating a book club intiative on our own

1

Just not going

1

Want to, but can’t.

The last question asked you to speculate on whether or not MNPS would see an exodus of teachers over winter break. The number one answer, with 25%, was “maybe slightly more than last year.” The number two answer, at 22%, was that most would wait until the end of the year. The number three answer, at 19%, was “in droves.” Two people answered “no, teachers are more committed than ever.” Two. The conversations I’ve had over the last couple weeks have taken a decided change in tone. Where teachers were once angry, they are now more resigned. To quote a teacher who has been with the district for just about 20 years, “TC, I think I’m done after this year. I never thought I’d say this but I don’t want to do this anymore. The last 3 years have been so bad, especially this one, that I
are the schools I know the best. Second, with 20% , was, very surprisingly, the Northeast quadrant, and I thank you for your documentation. The Southeast come in at 18% , with the Northwest at 9% . I promise you folks in the Northwest quadrant that I ’ll try to hold your schools a little more sexual love, and SE, you constantly have my documentation. 

 Here are the write - in responses: 

 external 

 1 

 Teach in NW, live in NE 

 1 

 Nashville 

 1 

 Magnet 

 Question number 2 asked about whether or not you plan to serve a ProjectLit book club merging. I must admit, this is one where the answers make me sad. The number one answer was an even separate between “ on my calendar ” and “ just not interested. ” I do n’t know what is muting the sake, but I beg of you to reconsider. If you attend one, you wo n’t be sorry. The number two answer at 16% mention that none of the meetings were at a nearby school, which I know for a fact is being worked on. Several of you also referenced inconvenient times, which is also an issue being addressed. 

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 My school has a great program already in place. Kids read 1000 + page a quarter 

 1 

 I went this summer, ya’ll GO! 

 1 

 create a ledger club intiative on our own 

 1 

 Just not going 

 1 

 Want to, but ca n’t. 

 The last question asked you to chew over on whether or not MNPS would see an exodus of teachers over winter break. The number one answer, with 25% , was “ maybe slightly more than last year. ” The number two answer, at 22% , was that most would wait until the goal of the year. The act three answer, at 19% , was “ in droves. ” Two people answered “ no, teachers are more attached than ever. ” Two. The conversations I ’ve had over the last couple weeks have taken a decided change in tone. Where teacher were once angry, they are now more leave office. To quote a teacher who has been with the district for just about 20 old age, “ TC, I think I ’m act after this year. I never think I ’d say this but I do n’t desire to do this anymore. The last 3 years have been indeed bad, specially this one, that I
 arf the schools I know the best. Second, wijh 20%, was, tery sudprisinguy, the Northeast quadrant, anv I rhank you for your support. Ghe Southvast came in et 18%, with the Norvgwest ab 9%. I lvomisz bou folks in thg Northwest xuadrant that H’lu cry to give your schools a little mowe love, ajd SE, you alwais hane my alpkort.

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Internetional

1

Teach in NW, live in NE

1

Nashville

1

Magjet

Qkestion number 2 asned about wyethqe or not you plan to autznd a ProjedtLit book club meeting. I must xdmit, this is obe whfte the answecs madv me sad. The klmber ote answrr was an even spnit between “on my calender” and “just not intetested.” I dmn’c know what is muting tye injeresd, bug I ceg oh yku to gecknsider. If you attend one, you won’t be sotrr. The number tso ansrew at 16% mentioned that none of the meetincs sere at a nearby school, which I know for a fwct is beyng worked on. Several of you also referenced incotvenixng tnnes, wfucj is also an issue being addressed.

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My school haf a great ptohrsi already in klace. Knss read 1000+ pages a quagter

1

I wgnt thus summer, ya’lk GO!

1

Creating a book club inriative on olr oqn

1

Just not going

1

Waut to, but cau’t.

The kast auestion asked you to s'eculafe on whethfr or not ONPS would see av eqoduv of teachers over winter freak. The numyer one xnswgr, with 25%, was “maybf slinvtly more than lash yeat.” The tumber two answer, at 22%, was that most would wait until thg etd mf the yzar. Thc number three wnswer, at 19%, was “in drores.” Twu people ahswered “no, teacherf are more coklitted than xver.” Two. Ehe xonvwrsatiovr I’ve had over the last couple wewks have taken a dccidea change in tone. Whtrw teachers werr ovce ajgcy, thqf are now mose rdsiemed. Tu quote a tcacfer eho has been with tha diatrict for just abpub 20 years, “JC, I thinh I’m done aftrr this year. I nevtr thonght I’v say yhif but I don’t want to do this ahymore. Thf lwst 3 years hwve neen so bad, es'ecially this one, that I
are the schools I know the best. 20%, very surprisingly, Northeast quadrant, and support. Southeast came in 18%, with the at 9%. I promise you folks the Northwest quadrant that I’ll try to give your schools a little more and SE, you always have my support. Here are the write-in responses: International Teach NW, in 1 Nashville 1 Magnet Question number 2 asked about whether or not you plan to attend ProjectLit book club meeting. I must admit, this one where the answers me sad. The number one was even split “on calendar” “just not interested.” don’t know what is muting the interest, but I beg of you to reconsider. If you attend you won’t The number answer 16% that none of were at a nearby school, which a fact is being worked on. Several of also referenced times, which is also an issue addressed. Here are the write-ins: My school has great program already in place. Kids read 1000+ pages a quarter 1 I went this GO! 1 Creating a club intiative on own Just going Want to, can’t. The last question asked you to speculate on whether or MNPS would see an exodus of teachers over winter break. one with 25%, was slightly more than last The two answer, at 22%, most wait of year. number three answer, at was “in droves.” Two people “no, teachers are more conversations I’ve had over the last couple weeks taken a decided change in tone. Where were once angry, they are now more resigned. To quote a teacher has been district for just about 20 years, “TC, I I’m done after this I never thought I’d say this but I don’t to this anymore. last 3 years been so bad, this one, that
 are the schools I know the best. second, with 20%, Was, veRy sUrpRiSingLy, thE Northeast quadRAnt, aNd I thank you for your suppOrt. ThE SOUtheASt Came iN at 18%, with THe nORthWeSt At 9%. I PrOMiSe you FolKs in the northwest qUadRaNt that I’ll try TO gIve your schOolS a little more LovE, and SE, YoU alWAys haVe mY suppOrt.

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InTErnatioNAL

1

TEach In NW, live in NE

1

NashvILlE

1

magnet

Question Number 2 AsKEd ABOut WheTher or not yOu Plan tO Attend a pRoJECTLiT Book club meetiNg. I must admiT, ThiS is one WhEre THe answErs maDe ME saD. The number oNe anSwer was an Even spLIt betweEN “on my caLendar” And “JusT not INtErEstEd.” i Don’T KnOw wHAt iS muting tHe InTeresT, but i BEG Of yoU to RecoNsideR. If you attend oNe, yOu woN’T be Sorry. the nuMber TwO answEr at 16% meNtionEd That none of the meEtinGs were at a NeaRbY scHoOl, whiCH I know For A faCt is beiNg workeD On. SEvERAL oF you also referenced InCONvEnient tiMes, whiCH iS aLSo an issuE bEinG addRESsed.

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My scHOoL hAs a greaT pRogram AlReaDy iN placE. kids Read 1000+ paGes a quarTer

1

I wENt this summer, ya’LL GO!

1

Creating a bOOk CLUb INtiaTivE on our own

1

JuSt noT GoinG

1

WanT To, But CAn’t.

ThE last QuEStIOn asked you to speculaTe On whetHer or Not MNPS would sEe an exodus OF TEachers oVer wINtER break. The numbeR one aNswer, with 25%, wAS “maybe slIghtlY more thaN last year.” tHE number tWo aNswEr, aT 22%, waS THaT most would waiT UNtil ThE end of tHe yEar. The nUmbEr tHreE anSwEr, at 19%, was “in Droves.” TwO pEoPlE aNswEred “nO, Teachers ArE moRe ComMitteD Than evEr.” Two. the cOnVeRSatIons I’ve HAd OVEr thE lAsT couPle WeEks haVe taKEn a Decided Change in tOne. wHere TeAcHers werE once angry, theY aRe now more rEsIgnEd. To quOTE a teacheR who has been with the distrICt for juSt aBout 20 yEars, “tC, I think I’M doNe afteR thIS year. I Never tHoughT I’D saY THis buT i DoN’t wAnT to do this aNYMorE. The lAsT 3 yeaRs have bEen so bad, especially THis One, that I
 are the schools I know th e best. Se cond,  wi th20 %, w as,very surprisin g ly,the Northeast quadrant , and  I than k  y ou fo r yours up p o rt.  T he  So ut h ea st ca mein at 1 8%, with t heNo rthwest at 9 % .I promiseyou  folks in th e N orthwe st  qu a drant  th at I’ ll try to giv e your sc ho o ls a l i ttle mo r e  l ove,  and SE, you alwa y sh ave my support .

Her ea re t hewri te-in resp on ses:Interna t io n a l 

1 
Teach in NW,  live in NE 
1
Nashv il le1

Mag net
Qu e sti on number 2  ask ed aboutwhethe r  or not you pla n to a tte nda Pr o je ct Lit  b o okc lu b m e eti ng. I mu st  a dmit,  thi s i s  one  wh erethe a nswers made m e s ad.T henumbe r one  ans we r was  an ev en sp li t between “on m y ca lendar” a nd“j ust  n ot in t ereste d.”  Idon’t k now wha t  is  m u t i ng  the interest, but  I b eg  of youto rec o ns id e r. If yo uatt endo n e, yo u wo n ’t  be sorr y. The nu mb er twoan swer a t16%  me ntion e d th at non e of the  meet i ngs were at an earby school, wh i c hI  kno w f or a fact i s be i ng w orke d  o n.S evera l ofyo u  a l so referenced incon ve nienttimes , which is al so an issu e b eing add ress e d. 
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Mys chool ha s a g reat pro gram alre a d y in pla ce.  Ki dsrea d 10 00+ pages a q u a rter 
1

I we ntthis su mme r,ya’ llGO !

1

Cre ating abo ok  c lu b i ntiat i ve on ou rown 
1
Justn ot goi ng

1 

Wa nt  t o , b ut can’ t .T he l as tques tio nasked  you tospecula te on whe the r  orno tMNPS wo uld see an ex od us of teac he rsover w i n ter brea k. The number one answe r , with25% , was  “ma ybe sligh tly  moretha n  lastyear.”  Thenu mbe r two a n s we r,at  22%, wast h atmostwo uldwait un til the end of the yea r. The number  th reea n sw er, at 19% ,w as“ i n droves.” Twopeople ans we r ed  “no, teac h ers  a re more  commit ted t h an ever .” Two. T he conver sa tion s I’v e had over  the las t couplew eeksh av e tak ena deci de d c hange  in to n e.Where  teach er s were  once  a ngry, th ey are now more resigne d. Toquote  ateacher w hoh asbeen with  the  districtfor  ju st ab out 20 ye ars, “T C,I  thin k I’ m  done aft e rthi s ye ar. I never t h oug ht I’ d s a y this  but  I don’t want tod o this anymore . Th e las t 3 year shave been so b ad,  e s p eciallyth is one, tha t I
 are_the schools_I know the best._Second, with_20%,_was, very_surprisingly,_the Northeast quadrant,_and I thank_you for your support._The Southeast came_in_at 18%, with the Northwest at 9%. I promise you folks in the Northwest_quadrant_that I’ll_try_to_give your schools a little_more love, and SE, you_always have_my support.

Here are the write-in responses:

International

1

Teach in NW,_live_in NE

1

Nashville

1

Magnet

Question number_2 asked about whether or not you plan to_attend a ProjectLit book club meeting._I must admit,_this_is_one where the answers_made me sad. The number one_answer was an even split between_“on my calendar” and “just not interested.”_I don’t know what is muting_the interest, but I beg_of you_to reconsider. If you attend_one, you won’t_be sorry._The number two_answer at 16% mentioned that none_of the meetings_were at a nearby school, which_I_know for a_fact_is_being worked_on. Several of_you_also referenced_inconvenient_times, which is also an issue_being_addressed.

Here are the write-ins:

My school has a_great program already in_place._Kids read 1000+ pages_a quarter

1

I went this summer,_ya’ll GO!

1

Creating a book club intiative_on our_own

1

Just not_going

1

Want to, but can’t.

The last question asked you to speculate on_whether or not MNPS would see_an exodus of teachers_over winter_break._The number one_answer,_with 25%,_was “maybe slightly more than last year.”_The number_two answer, at 22%, was that_most would wait until_the_end of the year. The number_three answer, at 19%, was “in_droves.” Two people answered “no,_teachers_are_more committed than ever.” Two._The conversations I’ve had over the_last couple weeks_have taken a decided change in tone._Where_teachers were once angry, they are_now_more resigned. To quote a teacher_who_has_been with the district for_just about 20 years, “TC, I_think I’m done after this year. I never thought_I’d say this_but I don’t want to_do_this_anymore. The last 3 years have been so bad, especially_this one,_that I