News in Brief: A Washington Roundup



Gerald N. Tirozzi, the Department of Education's assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education, will leave the post in March to join the National Association of Secondary School Principals.

Mr. Tirozzi will be the executive director of the Reston, Va.-based group. The NASSP represents 42,000 high school and middle school educators. The group has had to contend over the past year with a shortfall in its employee pension fund and a shakeup in its executive ranks. ( "Departures, Budget Woes Roil NASSP," ...

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