The majority of the District of Columbia’s newest principals will be familiar faces, with 12 of the system’s 19 vacancies filled by people with experience working in the city’s schools.
D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee, who was hand-picked for the job earlier this summer by Mayor Adrian Fenty, promised a national search aimed at eventually attracting the best possible principal candidates.
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