‘Icon’ Jo Baker resigns from D.C. charter school board

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The founding chairwoman of the D.C. charter school board stepped down on Wednesday to take “a long, restful break.”

Josephine Baker was an award-winning educator in D.C. Public Schools for 25 years and at George Washington University’s School of Education before then-Mayor Marion Barry appointed her to the Public Charter School Board when it was created in 1996.

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