The much-anticipated documentary “Waiting for ‘Superman,’ ” which opens in Washington-area theaters Friday, highlights the District’s poorly performing public schools and its reformist Chancellor Michelle Rhee while making an urgent case for improving the nation’s failing education system.
“Waiting for ‘Superman’ ” shadows five urban students, including Southeast D.C.’s Anthony Black, seeking to escape into charter schools through a lottery system.
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