Principal L. Nelson Burton must raise test scores at Washington, DC’s troubled Coolidge Senior High School, but he says that half of his teachers are ineffective.
In this podcast, Mayor Adrian Fenty gives Chancellor Michelle Rhee an A+ on performance and discusses their plan to close schools.
Can major school reform take place without community input? Washington, DC-based parent advocate Margot Berkey shares her thoughts.
George Parker, the president of the teachers’ union in Washington D.C., is now negotiating a new contract with School Chancellor Michelle Rhee.
Washington, DC’s new and inexperienced superintendent, 37-year-old Michelle Rhee, discusses her plans to reshape the school district.
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