‘Highly effective’ teachers still clustered in rich, white D.C.

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For the second year in a row, a disproportionate number of “highly effective” teachers are employed in affluent, white areas of the District, school officials confirmed.

“We’re continuing to look at that, and it’s a trend we saw this year as well,” said Jason Kamras, chief of human capital for D.C. Public Schools.

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