Alvin Crawley was only a few months into a new job with DC Public Schools when his cellphone rang one afternoon. The caller identified himself as a representative of the Prince George’s County school board and asked whether Crawley might want to be the chief of the Maryland suburb’s school system for the next year.
Crawley nearly hung up.
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