Turnaround experts find profitable niche in failing school districts
(Newser) -
Teachers aren't living in luxury, but some school superintendents are, the
Christian Science Monitor reports. Some are pulling in $325,000 a year, plus multi-million-dollar consulting budgets to restructure impoverished, underperforming public school systems. The
Monitor calls them "central office rock stars," a product of the No Child...
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