Dora Taylor, parent activist, wonders why the Seattle school board would consider another Broadie, in light of the city’s horrible experience with another Broadie.
“Many of us painfully recall our last Broad Superintendent, Dr. Goodloe-Johnson and the pain she brought with her through school closings, successful programs being decimated, an increase in bureaucracy, nonsensical rifing of teachers and a regime of fear.
“This kind of disruption has been felt by other districts who hired superintendents trained by the billionaire Eli Broad who thinks all schools should be privatized.”
Diane Ravitch's blog 
I have my comments, but not appropriate to post.
The Broad trained top-down superintendents know one predictable avenue to “fixing” districts: test much, blame more, dismiss teachers, close down schools.