(Oct. 13, 2010)
"It's a blow. The message is that you should not try to do what Fenty and Rhee did, that you've got to slow down. And what I said is, that is absolutely the wrong message and the wrong lesson that people should take from this. If people think that the results of this election mean that we should be less aggressive about school reform, then the children are the ones that will lose out."
[...]
Gray says the reforms that Rhee began will continue under Kaya Henderson, Rhee's longtime deputy and one of the architects of those reforms.
No comments:
Post a Comment