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McDonogh Named Top Workplace
McDonogh's faculty and staff recently participated in The
Baltimore Sun's 2016 Top Workplaces survey conducted by
Workplace Dynamics, LLC. The results are in, and McDonogh has
been named a Top Workplace for the fifth year in a row. In addition to
being ranked #2 in the midsize category, McDonogh received “Top
Honors” for having leaders throughout the school who are supportive
and genuinely care about their colleagues.
A feature about McDonogh will appear in the 2016 Top
Workplaces supplement in the Sunday, December 4 edition of The
Baltimore Sun. A copy of
the article can be read here. An abbreviated version can also be
found online.
In a letter to faculty and staff announcing the results,
Headmaster Charlie Britton wrote, “Both honors reflect your
commitment to each other and to providing our students with the
best possible educational experience.”
McDonogh's faculty and staff recently participated in The Baltimore Sun's 2016 Top Workplaces survey conducted by Workplace Dynamics, LLC. The results are in, and McDonogh has been named a Top Workplace for the fifth year in a row. In addition to being ranked #2 in the midsize category, McDonogh received “Top Honors” for having leaders throughout the school who are supportive and genuinely care about their colleagues.
A feature about McDonogh will appear in the 2016 Top Workplaces supplement in the Sunday, December 4 edition of The Baltimore Sun. A copy of the article can be read here. An abbreviated version can also be found online.
In a letter to faculty and staff announcing the results, Headmaster Charlie Britton wrote, “Both honors reflect your commitment to each other and to providing our students with the best possible educational experience.”