Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent responds to County Council’s letter

The letter was in reaction to a simply call by five of the council’s seven members for the faculty board to carry out a superintendent search just before they think about renewing Williams’ deal, which finishes next yr. The council members wrote in a letter past 7 days that there is “no accountability” for the university system’s general performance and the scenario has “reached a crisis place.”

| PDF: Read the council members’ letter

The council’s problems include what they known as infrequent communication and continuing issues with late university buses.

In a statement to the information media Saturday, Williams claimed the council’s letter “unfortunately, contained numerous inaccuracies.”

Williams wrote in his letter that though educational facilities are now open amid the pandemic, community health and fitness and education and learning industry experts have noted that “expectations for a rapid return to standard are unrealistic and belie the lived encounters of people.”

Councilman Tom Quirk explained to The Baltimore Solar that the council is continuously inundated by mum or dad considerations, not only about buses, but about willpower troubles and teachers.

Council Chairman Julian Jones, who did not indication the letter contacting for a research to substitute the superintendent, reported the bus driver shortage is a regional and national challenge.

“To someway blame anything on Dr. Williams just appeared blatantly unfair to me,” Jones said.