Washington D.C. – A bombshell revelation just five days ago has sent shockwaves through the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS), as a high-ranking instructional superintendent admitted 25 violations and took nearly $170,000 from the multi-million-dollar DC government vendor “Relay,” while drawing a $195,000 public salary and overseeing a dozen schools that included Boone Elementary and Kimball Elementary; both school principals received poor evaluations from the supe

For five exhausting years, this pervasive and deliberately maintained system of corruption has exacted a brutal toll on me and a few fellow DC Public Schools administrators—financially, emotionally and spiritually. But the children bear the heaviest price. Therefore, this is Necessary Trouble! The core charge is chillingly simple: Black principals and administrators in Wards 7 and 8 were fired for defending Black children from harmful practices and for daring to expose ethi

May 26, 2020 Mr. Lewis Ferebee, Chancellor Ms. Melissa Kim, Deputy Chancellor Dr. Jeffrey Holmes, Chief, Elementary Schools Maryann...