Atlanta's Own 'Hall' Of Famer
Beverly L. Hall is poised to become one of the longest-serving superintendents of a continuously improving urban school district.
Atlanta
When Beverly L. Hall came to this city in 1999, student achievement was sliding downward, teacher morale was dismal, and enrollment was falling as parents pulled their children out of the school system.
Consider the district’s numerical profile:
• Ms. Hall was its fifth...
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