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In today’s Herald, reporter Kathleen McGrory interviews Miami-Dade Schools superintdent Rudolph “Rudy” Crew about a student proposal to institute restorative justice in public schools.
The story was accompanied by a picture of Crew sitting at a table with a copy of his tome Only Connect: The Way to Save Our Schools strategically placed in the foreground.
Is there some sort of product placement deal between the Herald and Crew we don’t know about? -- Francisco Alvarado
