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Limbo on over

12.22.2011

Next Wednesday, February 20th, at 4:00 p.m. This is when Fordham will host a riveting discussion about our new report on collective bargaining, The Leadership Limbo. Our panel: Bill Raabe, the National Education Association's director of collective bargaining and member advocacy; Terry Grier, superintendent of Guilford County (NC) Schools; and Gail Littlejohn from the Center for Reform of School Systems (and former chair of the Dayton school board). Rick Hess will summarize his findings and Checker Finn will moderate. And of course, a reception will follow at 5:30. Please RSVP to [email protected]. (And save the date: Monday morning, March 10th. We're hosting a panel about Reading First. More info forthcoming.)

Tags: Chester E. Finn, Jr. National Education Association North Carolina Rick Hess
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