Behind the Headline: Holes in the case against Michelle Rhee



By Education Next   04/12/2011

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Holes in the case against Michelle Rhee
The Washington Times | 04/11/11

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The Case Against Michelle Rhee
Education Next | Summer 2011

In the Washington Times, Paul Peterson scrutinizes two recent studies of student achievement in the District of Columbia, and concludes that “the case against Michelle Rhee” is full of holes. The article is based on a study that appears in the Summer 2011 issue of Ed Next.




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