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The Other Action in Education in Washington

Filed Under: Equity & Social Justice October 10, 2009 By Bonnie Bracey Sutton

Those of us who live inside the beltway have been observing Michelle Rhee. Some see her as the savior of DC School, others have an opinion that she should ride away on the broom that she was holding while talking about getting rid of teachers. Her claim is that she wants to help the children of DC . Her no nonsense talk, gets your attention, well unless you are a teacher in the system or a parent. No matter how boring a school board meeting is , in some places you get to have your say.but in DC … [Read more...]

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