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Mar 2020
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Eliza Shapiro on School Closures, the Bi...

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New York Times reporter Eliza Shapiro ranks high on the list of the most powerful people in education because "no one on the education beat is a sharper – or more effective – thorn in the side of city officials."  Over the course of a lively conversation 
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