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Dr Greene is an amazing principal and has helped each and every student that walks the halls of this school . This my daughter’s first year at waverly and Dr Greene welcome my princess with open arms and my child feels safe at waverly knowing Dr Greene is there each and everyday…..
Gloryann supported: Oppose Dr. Barnes as Waverly’s Interim Principal for SY 25-26Dr. Green is not only the principal,she is the heart of Waverly. The dedication that she has to this school and the students is amazing and honestly after dealing with other schools and principals I can say she is Definitely the best thus far. Please reconsider the decision to take her from us at Waverly
Shaneika supported: Oppose Dr. Barnes as Waverly’s Interim Principal for SY 25-26I’m writing to express my strong support for Dr. Green at Waverly Elementary. She is a dedicated and compassionate administrator who truly supports her students and staff. My daughter is in her second year at Waverly, and the transition was seamless thanks to Dr. Green’s welcoming spirit. She constantly talks about the positive experiences at her new school, and I’ve seen incredible academic growth in her, which I credit to the passionate teachers Dr. Green uplifts. As both a parent and educator, I deeply value the leadership Dr. Green brings to Waverly and the community. Please reconsider reassigning her—Waverly will not be the same without her.
Shannon supported: Oppose Dr. Barnes as Waverly’s Interim Principal for SY 25-26I strongly urge that Dr. Green remain as the principal of Waverly Elementary/Middle School. Under her steadfast leadership, our school has experienced a remarkable transformation in culture, academic achievement, and community engagement. The growth we’ve seen is not by chance—it is the direct result of Dr. Green’s unwavering dedication, strategic vision, and deep collaboration with her educators.
The student achievement data speaks volumes. From improved attendance and assessment scores to increased family engagement, Dr. Green has spearheaded progress that is both measurable and meaningful. She leads with excellence while building others up—our teachers feel supported, heard, and empowered.
In the face of grief following the loss of our beloved Mrs. Jennings, Dr. Green has shown what true leadership looks like. With empathy and a servant’s heart, she has walked with our staff through heartbreak, offering compassion, strength, and guidance when we’ve needed it most.
To replace her now—with an interim or otherwise—would not only halt this momentum but risk unraveling the deep trust and progress we’ve worked so hard to build. Teacher retention, student success, and community involvement are all on the rise because of her leadership. We cannot afford to lose the one who has led us through both triumph and tragedy. Dr. Green is not just a principal—she is the heart of Waverly. Let her continue the work she’s doing. We need her.
Lauren supported: Oppose Dr. Barnes as Waverly’s Interim Principal for SY 25-26Dr.Green is a principal that can not be replaced. What she does and has done for our kids is beyond the job of a principal. The structure of the school under Dr. Green’s lead is consistent and supportive. The staff selected by Dr. Green is amazing and gives the upmost skills, guidance, and knowledge. If Dr. Green leaves I’m afraid so will some staff if new leadership lacks and structure is changed because it is not broken.
Arjha supported: Oppose Dr. Barnes as Waverly’s Interim Principal for SY 25-26Cahill holds so many childhood memories for my siblings and I. Ms.Ebb was pivotal in making a difference in so many lives. She will forever be missed!
Paris supported: Honor Alice Ebb: Rename Cahill Recreation Center and Establish 'Alice Ebb Way'It's clear that the governor doesn't have the taxpayers well being at heart. His only concern is preparing for a White House run in 2028. God help us. He talks about crime yet still has a Secretary of DJS who lets juveniles run wild dictating to honest people how to live their lives. He turned a $5,000,000 state surplus into a $3,900,000 deficit. Then claims to have balanced the budget by adding an additional $1,600,000 in new taxes and fees, tire tax, vending machine tax increased vehicle registration fees, emission fees. All that is missing is Governor 's 0malley's rain tax. Moore is fooling no one businesses are talking about and leaving the state. If it weren't for family I'd have been gone a long time ago and I'm sure I'm not the only one. No more Moore.
Burl supported: Maryland Governor Wes Moore Needs to Resign... Marylanders Deserve Better!I am not a member of this campus, however, I do have someone close to me that attends. There is no soul behind AI, nor can it be fully relied on to truly express human emotion. The reason we have art, the reason why we are capable of creating, is to express what we can not seem to find in our words, to share new ideas that others may not fully understand. AI can not compute this idea. AI can not create anything with true meaning. It does not think, despite what the "intelligence" in it's name may imply. Every pixel carefully dotted across the screen has no desire behind it, no humanity, it simply exists to exist. It means nothing. It is not art. It does not express anything, only highlighting societies mistreatment of our artists.
Jacynda supported: No More Generative AI In Visual Arts ClassesArtificial intelligence uses already existing projects and digital photography altering images together to create an “original image”. A lot of artists have gotten their works stolen, scanned through AI programs WITHOUT PERMISSION and never once agreed to it. REAL art comes from your own imagination and hard work. From the hands of mankind not a robot
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