Cybercivility seems to be taking hold - in Montgomery County and beyond. The term was coined in December by Montgomery County Schools Superintendent Joshua Starr in the wake of a torrent of harassing tweets urging him to close schools due to snow. Simply put, cybercivility...
In mid-December, when the threat of snow and icy winter hit Montgomery County, Schools Superintendent Dr. Joshua Starr went about the process of deciding whether school would be delayed or cancelled the next day. As he and his staff were evaluating road conditions and weather forecasts,...
The Superintendent of Montgomery County Schools says kids shouldn’t be taking it. Many parents say it’s a waste of time, especially given all the recent snow days. But Dr. Joshua Starr’s outspoken opinion along with widespread complaints about its relevancy won’t make a difference - the Maryland School...
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