Extremes show disparity between schools Oyster-Adams Bilingual School, the Woodley Park campus where former Chancellor Michelle Rhee sent her children, has more good teachers than any other school in D.C. Public Schools.

An analysis by The Washington Examiner shows that most teachers rated “effective” or higher are spread fairly evenly throughout the city, but extremes highlight the usual paradox of school reform, where the most involved parents and best resources — like teachers — are in schools that need them much less than their counterparts.