Missing the Revolution
Impact of Leaders’ Council Is in the Eye of the Beholder
To the Editor:
Sometimes a single issue of Education Week provides remarkable insight into an issue.
In "Notes From the Revolution," (Commentary, July 27, 2005) , Eugene W. Hickok, who was then-U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige’s deputy in President Bush’s first term, offers a delightful fiction about the “revolutionary” impact of the Education Leaders Council on American schooling...
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