Edison Schools Inc. came a step closer to profitability when Philadelphia's School Reform Commission voted to hand over some low-performing schools to outside managers. New York-based Edison won a contract to oversee 20 schools, but the victory won't be complete until the city's powerful teachers' union signs on to the deal. No one knows that better than Edison General Counsel David Graff.
May 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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