Rhee's Record on D.C. Academic Gains Questioned
A retired U.S. Education Department official says that improvement in the city's test scores predate the arrival of Michelle Rhee. Read Full Post >
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February 11, 2011
February 09, 2011
D.C. Launches Chancellor Search With Creation of Panel
The formation of the panel is required under city law, said the mayor. Read Full Post >
December 22, 2010
D.C. Mayor Makes Ed. Appointments, But Not For Chancellor
A Rhee deputy will remain the city's interim chancellor for now. Read Full Post >
October 13, 2010
Michelle Rhee Resigns as D.C. Schools Chancellor
District of Columbia Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee announced this morning that she is resigning after three and a half years in the job. Read Full Post >
October 13, 2010
UPDATED: Is Michelle Rhee Headed For the Door?
District of Columbia Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee is expected to announce on Wednesday on that she's resigning at the end of the month. Read Full Post >
September 17, 2010
Rhee Says D.C. Abandoning Reform Would be 'Devastating'
Michelle Rhee says D.C.'s children would pay the price if education reform is abandoned. Read Full Post >
September 16, 2010
With No Regrets, Rhee Focuses on D.C. Schools' Future
Michelle Rhee says she and Mayor Adrian M. Fenty have no regrets about the pace of reform they undertook in trying to fix one of the nation's worst-performing school districts upon her arrival in June 2007, even if it has cost him--and possibly her--their jobs. Read Full Post >
September 15, 2010
Michelle Rhee's Future in Doubt After Fenty Loses D.C. Primary
Michelle Rhee's future as schools chancellor is in doubt after Adrian Fenty loses the D.C. Democratic Primary. Read Full Post >
September 14, 2010
Updated: Fate of Fenty, Rhee Before Voters Today
The outcome of the D.C. Democratic mayoral primary could decide the face of Chancellor Michelle Rhee. Read Full Post >
September 01, 2010
Michelle Rhee a Dividing Factor in D.C. Mayoral Contest
Michelle Rhee is a polarizing figure in the Sept. 14 mayoral primary in the District of Columbia. Read Full Post >
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