Brandy M

@brandymcd.bsky.social

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Native Houstonian with complicated feelings about TX. I love my family (obvs), Jesus, public schools, and the Astros.

A positive Covid test
A gloved hand hold a ruler in the snow marking around four inches of snow.
Screen in the board room that says “we are taking a short break” with a timer showing 2 hours and 32 minutes.
A close-up photo of an apricot poodle mix who appears to be smiling.
A red and white flier with a kid looking through a magnifying glass and an angry panda. It lists three classes and their weekly assessment averages.
Screenshot of an iPhone emergency alert for a police officer shot in Hall County.
White poster with black letters that say “frequent liar Miles”
"We're not going to upset the applecart in all of the schools. And there's a number of schools that are already doing a good job. So we need to leave those schools to do what they've always done, right? They're getting good results." -Mike Miles 9/23/2023 The ABC's of Mike Miles and his lies. If we are leaving well performing schools alone, why were 56 principals from A, B, and C schools threatened with termination? A RATED ELEMENTARY (5) Bush El Deanda El Kolter TH Rogers Windsor Village El HIGH SCHOOL (9) Carnegie Vanguard HS Challenge ECHS Debakey HS East Early College HS Eastwood Academy Energy Institute HS HAIS HS HSPVA North Houston Early College HS B RATED HIGH SCHOOL (2) Liberty Middle College High School at HCC Gulfton ELEMENTARY (10) Baker Montessori Burbank Cornelius De Zavala Fondren Foster Franklin Janowski Lovett El School at St George Place MIDDLE (5) Burbank Middle Hogg MS Baylor College of Medicine/Ryan Sugar Grove Academy Middle West Briar Middle C RATED ELEMENTARY (1
A letter from superintendent F Mike Miles to HISD employees stating that the list of principals threatened with termination today was obtained illegally by the Houston Chronicle and they will be launching an investigation.
News headline with a photo of a hotel that states “empty Conroe hotel not earning enough to repay 142 million dollar debt”
Poster is wearing a sweatshirt that says “I’d rather be watching the Astros”
An email from Houston ISD begins by stating, “for the first time in many years, the District will have a calendar that puts kids first.” Implying that previous hard-working administrators and staff did not care about students, and ignoring the fact that having school on Election Day is a security risk.
Banner claiming “school choice best for Texas” in a cloudy sky.
Apricot colored poodle mix dog wearing a rainbow Astros bandana
Two parents and a tween son holding bright orange “We Love Uncle Mike” signs at Sugarland ballpark.