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In 2006 testimony before Congress, Robin Jarvis, an acting school superintendent in New Orleans, called Katrina a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to redesign a public school system that had already been teetering on the edge of insolvency and make it “world class.”
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In 2006 congressional testimony, New Orleans acting superintendent Robin Jarvis called Hurricane Katrina an opportunity to redesign the city's school system.
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{ "year": "2006", "event": "Testimony before Congress", "person": "Robin Jarvis", "subject_event": "Hurricane Katrina" } - Subject Tags
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/17/magazine/joplin-schools-superintendent-disaster-rebuild.html
C.J. Huff, former superintendent of Joplin, Mo., schools, led the rebuilding efforts after a devastating event. The article likely details his role and the challenges faced during this period.
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