Suzanne Maxey named principal of T.C. Williams
Former Maryland principal with record of school improvement will lead Alexandria reform effort.
T. C. Williams was targeted by the federal government this spring as among the weakest in the nation, given a "persistently lowest achieving school" label. (Lois Raimondo/TWP)Posted at 3:00 PM ET, 05/ 7/2010
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