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11/16/2004: "Principal Turnover"


Lots of new principals in Philly schools.

While this article specifies Olney, Kensington, and West as the problem schools, there are many others who've had new folks come and go. I know that University City has had at least three new folks in the past five years; Gratz has had a couple of changes as well.

Impossible jobs create high turnover.

Keep in mind yesterday's cult of personality celebration of a Camden principal which should only make you wonder about media coverage of education:

can a single individual challenge massive structural inequalities (as suggested yesterday) or are folks doomed in the face of massive structural inequalities (as suggested today)?


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