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Justin Bibb · Sustainable Leadership in Urban Schools
December 16th, 2010
Earlier this week, Cleveland Schools CEO Eugene Sanders announced his intentions to resign. Sanders retirement came as a surprise to many throughout the city. Just six months ago he announced a wide scale school transformation plan, calling it the most important work of his career. While the district has asserted its intentions to continue moving forward with the plan, its success is without a doubt in question.
Read the full post @ The Why Cleveland Matters Blog
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